Does a systematic review of physical activity correlate in alcohol use disorders?
Although the literature on physical activity correlates in persons with alcohol use disorder still is equivocal, our varied findings support the hypothesis that the participation in physical activity by people with alcohol use disorder is determined by a range of complex factors.
In patients with systolic HF in NYHA functional class I and II, N-terminal proBNP and LV mitral flow and TD variables of diastolic dysfunction had a strong predictive power for the combined end point of all-cause mortality and HF-related hospitalizations.