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Beta-blocker and ACE-inhibitor Dosing as a Function of Body Surface Area: From the HF-ACTION trial.

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Recognizing that body surface area (BSA) is a commonly used metric to inform medication dosing across fields of medicine, it is possible that patients with heart failure with reduced ejection… Click to show full abstract

Recognizing that body surface area (BSA) is a commonly used metric to inform medication dosing across fields of medicine, it is possible that patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction (HFrEF) with higher BSA may be more likely to tolerate higher doses of GDMT. Using the HF-ACTION trial, we examined 1) the relationship between BSA and achievement of target dosing of evidence-based beta-blocker and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor (ACEI) therapy, and 2) the associations and interactions between target dosing, clinical outcomes, and BSA.

Keywords: action trial; beta blocker; body surface; surface area

Journal Title: American heart journal
Year Published: 2020

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