Malnutrition Is Associated With Greater Lengths Of Stay And Rates Of Readmission Following Cardiac Transplant Or Left Ventricular Assist Device Placement

Authors

Anthony Guglielmi, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Mary GregoryFollow
Nicole Glowacki, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Vinh Q Chau, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Nikhil Narang, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Sunil Pauwaa, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Ambar Andrade, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Christopher Sciamanna, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Anjali Joshi, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Jessica Pillarella, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Muhyaldeen Dia, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Antone Tatooles, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Patroklos Pappas, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
William Cotts, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Gregory Macaluso, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow

Recommended Citation

Guglielmi AA, Gregory MP, Glowacki N, et al. Malnutrition Is Associated With Greater Lengths Of Stay And Rates Of Readmission Following Cardiac Transplant Or Left Ventricular Assist Device Placement. Journal of Cardiac Failure. 2022;28(5):S60-S61.

Affiliations

Advocate Christ Medical Center

Type

Abstract