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Chronic heart failure gradually develops over a long period.
Chronic heart failure is characterized by the gradual decline in heart function over time, while acute heart failure occurs suddenly and can be life-threatening.
In which way is chronic heart failure different from acute heart failure?
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Chronic heart failure is the rapid, sudden development of heart failure.
Chronic heart failure gradually develops over a long period.
Chronic heart failure is referred to as cardiogenic shock.
Chronic heart failure is caused by substantial ventricular muscle injury.
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