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... observational study done in patients admitted with evidence of coronary artery disease in Rajah Muthiah Medical College Hospital, which is a 1200 bedded multi- ... See full document

... aimed to determine whether seropositivity to Helicobacter pylori infection was an independent risk factor for hyperhomocysteinemia patients with cardiovascular ...disease. The H. ... See full document

... Our study has some limitations. First, a study per- formed in a Saudi Arabian population was included in the present meta-analysis, and the results of that ... See full document

... In the Framingham risk score, age has an important role in both ...for the 30 to 34 age group, and up to +8 from 70 to 74 ...Since the mean age ... See full document

... In the group of subjects with T2DM we observed a lower BMI in CAD positive ...due to the only nominal difference and also to the fact that it was an observa- ... See full document

... surgery and is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. The aim of this study is to identify risk factors for LCOS in patients undergoing ... See full document

... present in the plasma in several forms, with the greatest proportion (70%) bound to albumin (Doevendans et ...levels of Hcy (hyperhomocysteinemia) have been identified as a ... See full document

... This study stresses 2 important points: 1) the great ma- jority of patients with early coronary artery disease has an important changeable risk factor; and ... See full document

... medians of the risk score for developing coronary artery disease did not differ in each age group and sex accor- ding to familial income in minimum ... See full document

... aim of this study was to identify in patients with early CAD the classical risk factors and some of the new risk markers, including ... See full document

... used to determine the combined and separate effects of the variables on the risk for angiographic ...variable and as quartiles, using the first quartile as ... See full document

... on the established prognostic value of those scores and on the relationship between baseline risk and the magnitude of the benefit of certain ... See full document

... transition of endothelial surface from a non-thrombogenic state to one actively promoting thrombus ...formation. The process starts when injury causes a breach in the endothelium with ... See full document

... protocol. The ACUITY trial design has previously been reported in detail ...Briefly, the ACUITY trial was a multicenter, prospective, randomized trial of patients with moderate- and ... See full document

... at the beginning of the study The clinical and socioeconomic characteristics, risk factors for CAD, previous medical history, clinical presentation of CAD ... See full document

... with coronary artery calcium scores above the 67th, 75th, and 80th percentiles for sex and age, which are supe rior percentiles depending on the case series assessed, had an ... 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

... used in this ...cross-sectional study. Hypertension, deined as a history of hypertension, registered in medical records, and categorized as yes or no, was considered as a dependent ... See full document

... use of automated measures has been tested by different manufactures and most of them used a computerized offline program for tracing the edges in ...Although the automated ... See full document

... regarding the preoperative period were age; gender; diabetes mellitus history; systemic blood hypertension; antihypertensive medication use; myocardial infarction or angina; stroke; history of peripheral ... See full document