Abstract
Background: Recent evidence has shown that comorbid renal insufficiency and anaemia in chronic heart failure were associated with poor prognosis. Although beta-blocker therapy has been widely accepted for the treatment of heart failure, effect of cardio-renal anaemia syndrome (CRAS) on beta-blocker tolerance has not been well documented.
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