1991
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5223(19)36868-0
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Coronary artery bypass grafting within thirty days of acute myocardial infarction

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“…Our analysis of inhospital mortality was similar to the report by Lee et al [19], who identified preoperative IABP, left ventricular dysfunction, and renal insufficiency as independent risk factors for inhospital mortality. Other investigators noted that advanced age could be a predictor of inhospital death [8,20]. In our study, univariate analysis identified age over 75 as a risk factor for inhospital death; however, multivariate analysis failed to demonstrate a significant difference.…”
Section: Lnhospitai Mortality and Morbiditycontrasting
confidence: 72%
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“…Our analysis of inhospital mortality was similar to the report by Lee et al [19], who identified preoperative IABP, left ventricular dysfunction, and renal insufficiency as independent risk factors for inhospital mortality. Other investigators noted that advanced age could be a predictor of inhospital death [8,20]. In our study, univariate analysis identified age over 75 as a risk factor for inhospital death; however, multivariate analysis failed to demonstrate a significant difference.…”
Section: Lnhospitai Mortality and Morbiditycontrasting
confidence: 72%
“…Hospital survivors from urgent CABG may carry almost the same risks of long term death as survivors with elective CABG. Reported long-term survival rates for urgent CABG ranged from 97% at 1.5year [91, 85% at 2.2-year [5], 84% at 5 years [20], to 66% at 10 year [17].…”
Section: Distant Deathmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Outros fatores estudados neste trabalho não obtiveram significância estatística, mas são citados na literatura como importantes. A idade do paciente foi apontada como um fator relacionado a maior mortalidade, conforme apontado por APPLEBAUM et al (28) e KAUL et al (7) , em pacientes com mais de 70 anos de idade. A idade média neste estudo foi de 60,3 ± 11,6 anos, não tendo sido observada associação estatisticamente significativa entre a mortalidade e a idade superior a 65 anos.…”
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“…Na nossa experiência, esta correlação não foi constatada talvez pelo reduzido tamanho da amostra. Outros autores como APPLEBAUM et al (28) e NAUNHEIM et al (1) também não encontraram associação entre esta variável e a mortalidade imediata.…”
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“…Despite advances in CPB and myocardial protection, CABG in the face of acute coronary occlusion with impending infarction carries a high mortality 3,4 . Mortality rates in patients operated on early after recent AMI varies from 3.2% to 16% 5–8 . The STS national database from 1995 to 1996 reported a risk‐adjusted mortality ranging from 3.88% to 3.94%.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%