Table 7

Clinical studies documenting relationship between non-invasive exercise variables and prognosis in chronic heart failure (CHF) patients undergoing symptom-limited cardio-pulmonary exercise testing (CPET)

ReferenceNo. of patientsMean VO2peak (ml/kg per min)Event rate (%)CPET variables related to outcome
Osada et al. (1998) [35]50017.3 ± 5.726Peak SBP and percent achieved of predicted VO2peak
Robbins et al. (1999) [39]47013.0 ± 7.015Peak VE/VCO2 and low HR response
Williams et al. (2001) [49]21923.0 ± 9.212Non-invasive peak cardiac power
Cohen-Solal et al. (2002) [50]17520.3 ± 5.616Circulatory power: ‘surrogate of cardiac output'
Scharf et al. (2002) [51]15418.8 ± 0.421Non-invasive exercise cardiac power
ReferenceNo. of patientsMean VO2peak (ml/kg per min)Event rate (%)CPET variables related to outcome
Osada et al. (1998) [35]50017.3 ± 5.726Peak SBP and percent achieved of predicted VO2peak
Robbins et al. (1999) [39]47013.0 ± 7.015Peak VE/VCO2 and low HR response
Williams et al. (2001) [49]21923.0 ± 9.212Non-invasive peak cardiac power
Cohen-Solal et al. (2002) [50]17520.3 ± 5.616Circulatory power: ‘surrogate of cardiac output'
Scharf et al. (2002) [51]15418.8 ± 0.421Non-invasive exercise cardiac power

SBP, systolic blood pressure; VO2, oxygen uptake; VE/VCO2, minute ventilation/carbon dioxide output; HR, heart rate.

Table 7

Clinical studies documenting relationship between non-invasive exercise variables and prognosis in chronic heart failure (CHF) patients undergoing symptom-limited cardio-pulmonary exercise testing (CPET)

ReferenceNo. of patientsMean VO2peak (ml/kg per min)Event rate (%)CPET variables related to outcome
Osada et al. (1998) [35]50017.3 ± 5.726Peak SBP and percent achieved of predicted VO2peak
Robbins et al. (1999) [39]47013.0 ± 7.015Peak VE/VCO2 and low HR response
Williams et al. (2001) [49]21923.0 ± 9.212Non-invasive peak cardiac power
Cohen-Solal et al. (2002) [50]17520.3 ± 5.616Circulatory power: ‘surrogate of cardiac output'
Scharf et al. (2002) [51]15418.8 ± 0.421Non-invasive exercise cardiac power
ReferenceNo. of patientsMean VO2peak (ml/kg per min)Event rate (%)CPET variables related to outcome
Osada et al. (1998) [35]50017.3 ± 5.726Peak SBP and percent achieved of predicted VO2peak
Robbins et al. (1999) [39]47013.0 ± 7.015Peak VE/VCO2 and low HR response
Williams et al. (2001) [49]21923.0 ± 9.212Non-invasive peak cardiac power
Cohen-Solal et al. (2002) [50]17520.3 ± 5.616Circulatory power: ‘surrogate of cardiac output'
Scharf et al. (2002) [51]15418.8 ± 0.421Non-invasive exercise cardiac power

SBP, systolic blood pressure; VO2, oxygen uptake; VE/VCO2, minute ventilation/carbon dioxide output; HR, heart rate.

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