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By-the-Numbers Snapshots of Our Heart Failure and Electrophysiology Care (Infographic)

A sampling of noteworthy volume and outcome statistics

In 2019, Cleveland Clinic saw 411 patients referred for advanced heart failure and performed 6,290 electrophysiology (EP) lab procedures. The dynamic infographic below shares some key outcomes from those and other recent heart failure and EP cases. For more cardiovascular-related outcomes and volume data, visit clevelandclinic.org/hvtioutcomes or clevelandclinic.org/e15.

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20-HVI-1918212CQD - Ceros of Vitals Outcomes Insert #2 for 2020

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