Early diagnosis and treatment of PAH improve survival

Jan 19

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This study examined the causes of delayed diagnosis (diagnosis after approximately 22 months) of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and whether an earlier diagnosis (within six months) leads to better outcomes. They identified several factors associated with delayed diagnosis and found that earlier diagnosis and treatment were associated with better survival.

Read the Pulmonary Circulation article

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