Cardiogenic Shock Among Yemeni Patients Presented With Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS). Data From Gulf Registry of Acute Coronary Events Phase (Gulf Race I)
Abstract:Introductions & Aims: Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) and its magnitudes is one of the most common cardiac diseases world-wide. Yet in Yemen; GULF RACE I data are the first nation- wide information that highlight the magnitude of this problem. Cardiogenic shock is a miserable complication of ACS. Pointing out this problem among Yemeni with ACS, its prognostic importance and impact in patients outcomes is a major aim of this study.
Methods and Patients: Yemen data arm was a part from the GULF RACE I, wh… Show more
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