COMPARING THE CONSEQUENCES OF OPERATION AND HOSPITALIZATION COURSES ON MEN AND WOMEN AFTER CORONARY BYPASSES

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TEIMURI H.; SABZI F.

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COMPARING THE CONSEQUENCES OF OPERATION AND HOSPITALIZATION COURSES ON MEN AND WOMEN AFTER CORONARY BYPASSES

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TEIMURI H. | SABZI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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HEART OPENQ3

SURGERYQ3

CORONARY BYPASSQ3

OPERATIONAL CONSEQUENCESQ3

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Introduction: Compared to men, women undergoing CABG appear to have a higher morbidity and mortality, particularly in the pre-operative period. This study was planned to answer the questions of whether such differences in clinical outcomes between men and women still exist and determine whether it is the gender or other associated conditions in women that lead to higher mortality. Materials & Methods: The data were collected from 201 consecutive patients undergoing CABG (1379-1380). The data were analysed retrospectively and presented as mean±SD (p<0.05).Findings: About 46.76 of the patients were female. Compared to men, the women were elder (56.07 versus 52.9) and (p<0.02) showed a higher incidence of diabetes (25.5% versus 16.8%), and hypertension (58.5% versus 43.1% p<0.04) Also, they showed a lower incidence of smoking (16% versus 59.9%, p<0.00), fraction ejection (50.27 versus 47.1, p<0.04), hematocrit (39.7 versus 43.8, p<0.00),longer hospital. stay (18.4 versus 15.9, p<0.001) and weight (69.71 versus 75.7, p<0.00) and tidal volume (622±13 versus 734±13.5, p<0.00).Conclusion: Pre and post operative MI, LAD stenosis (>50%), using balloon pump after the operation, diabetes, inotrop doses following the SURGERY, showed no difference in women and men. Postoperative myocardial infarction and mortality was the same between the male and female cases.

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TEIMURI, H., & SABZI, F.. (2006). COMPARING THE CONSEQUENCES OF OPERATION AND HOSPITALIZATION COURSES ON MEN AND WOMEN AFTER CORONARY BYPASSES. JOURNAL OF ILAM UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, 14(1), 24-32. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/90277/en

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TEIMURI H., SABZI F.. COMPARING THE CONSEQUENCES OF OPERATION AND HOSPITALIZATION COURSES ON MEN AND WOMEN AFTER CORONARY BYPASSES. JOURNAL OF ILAM UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2006;14(1):24-32. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/90277/en

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H. TEIMURI, and F. SABZI, “COMPARING THE CONSEQUENCES OF OPERATION AND HOSPITALIZATION COURSES ON MEN AND WOMEN AFTER CORONARY BYPASSES,” JOURNAL OF ILAM UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, vol. 14, no. 1, pp. 24–32, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/90277/en

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