[PDF] Top 20 Correlation Between the Complexity of Coronary Lesions and High-Sensitivity Troponin Levels in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome

... Some of the medical records data were missing, which made the exact calculation of the GRACE and TIMI prognostic score impossible; data of family history were also missing ... See full document

... reported in the general popula- tion regarding cardiovascular or coronary disease mortality are outstandingly modiied in diabetic ...populations. In the San Antonio Heart Study ... See full document

... Finally, the correlation between ABI and the severity of coronary artery disease has been demonstrated in several studies that used the number of ... See full document

... Impact of the Female Gender in the Outcomes of Contemporary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Background: Prior studies have shown there are differences in the ... See full document

... value of GRACE risk score for making treatment decisions has been clearly demonstrated in patients with ...using the GRACE score for risk stratification in these patients ... See full document

... As in all single-center studies, outcomes in both groups could have been influenced by local ...Since coronary interventions were not performed on-site, data regarding type of ... See full document

... In acute coronary syndrome, CRP proved to be predictive of worse outcomes at hospitalization (14,21) and at 14-day (11,21), 30-day (14,22) and 5-month follow-ups ... See full document

... patients, and of more serious concern is the fact that coronary heart disease has been reported as major non-AIDS causes of death in HIV-infected individuals ...Metabolic ... See full document

... to the age group of the patients with acute coronary syndrome with no elevation in the ST segment, we observed that those with ... See full document

... factor in the develop- ment of CAD and ACS, and is known to increase the oxidative burden on the body and the production of reactive oxygen radi- cals ... See full document

... total of 251 consecutive patients were hospitalized in our hospital with a diagnosis of ...NSTE-ACS. Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) was defined as presentation ... See full document

... already in 1967 KOLESSOV [4] in Russia, performed the first off-pump left anterior thoracotomy with anastomosis of the left internal thoracic artery (LITA) to the anterior ... See full document

... cases of perioperative acute coronary syndrome (PACS) present with silent angina (> 80%) shortly after the surgical procedure, of the non-Q wave type, ... See full document

... Results: Of the 300 subjects (age 66±10y), 25% were female and 53% under- went PCI for an acute coronary ...17% of subjects were previously diagnosed with diabetes, 13 ... See full document

... using the Student’s t test for those with a normal distribu- tion, or the Mann-Whitney test ...stated, the available data did not allow us to determine the duration of PPI use or ... See full document

... Risk of OSA was assessed by the Berlin questionnaire. Patients were divided in high risk and low risk of OSA based on responses to symptom questions grouped in ... See full document

... Relationship between baseline white blood cell count and degree of coronary artery disease and mortality in patients with acute coronary syndromes: a ... See full document

... NCP in patients with no cardiopathy, whose fragment drawing was carried out through endomyocardial biopsy of the right ...concentration of 9.8±4.2 pg/mg NCP in ... See full document

... The present study is an observational and cross-sec- tional study, with prospective inclusion of patients admitted for an elective coronary angiography with suspected ... See full document

... Socio-demographic and clinical variables (age, gender, systemic arterial hypertension, stress, obe- sity, sedentariness, family history of cardiovascular disease, smoking, alcoholism, use of ... See full document