RESPONDER-HF Trial is a study for people with heart failure. Heart failure means the heart has trouble pumping blood. In this trial, patients are divided into two groups: treatment and control. People in the treatment group undergo a special procedure to help their heart, while the control group gets a detailed heart check-up. Both groups will have a small tube placed in a leg vein, a procedure often used for medical tests.
The study lasts for five years, and all participants will know their group after two years. Participants must have had heart issues, like hospital visits or special test results, to join. They also need to be stable on heart medications and be okay with the study's tests and follow-ups.
- Participants will be followed for 5 years.
- Participants need to agree to regular check-ups and tests.
- The study will check if certain heart procedures are safe and helpful.
Note: Participation is voluntary, and you can leave the study anytime. Always talk to your doctor before joining a study.