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Results of recent clinical trials have shown that in heart failure (HF) heart rate (HR) values &gt; 70 beats/minute are associated with an increased cardiovascular risk. No information is available on whether the sympathetic nervous system is differently activated in HF patients displaying resting HR values above or below this cutoff.

Relationships between sympathetic markers and heart rate thresholds for cardiovascular risk in chronic heart failure