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ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WITH “ST” SEGMENT ELEVETION IN SOUTHERN MARCHE: INTRA AND POST-HOSPITAL PROCESS INDICATORS IN THE APPLICATION OF THE UNIFIED PDTA “RETE STEMI” AST OF ASCOLI PICENO AND FERMO. LONGITUDINAL OBSERVATIONAL CLINICAL STUDY.
Anno:
2024
BACKGROUND SCAs (Acute Coronary Syndromes) are one of the most frequent cardiovascular diseases, among which STEMI is certainly the most relevant in terms of short and long-term prognosis. The latest ESC Guidelines about ACS-STEMI indicate some key elements in terms of diagnosis and treatment, from first contact to cardiological…
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OUT-OF-HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT INDICATORS IN THE APPLICATION OF THE UNIFIED PDTA “STEMI NETWORK” FOR THE AST OF ASCOLI PICENO AND FERMO: FROM DIAGNOSIS TO PCI WIRE-CROSSING. LONGITUDINAL OBSERVATIONAL CLINICAL STUDY
Anno:
2024
IntroductionThe incidence of STEMI in European countries varies between 40 and 140/100 000/year, which equates to more than 500 000 patients with STEMI hospitalized each year. STEMI is defined by chest pain or equivalent symptoms and ST segment elevation or left bundle branch block on diagnostic ECG and subsequent…
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Bifurcation: a clinical case in acute coronary syndrome
Anno:
2024
Bifurcation: a clinical case in acute coronary syndrome. Coronary bifurcation lesions are considered one of challenging entities in the field of coronary intervention due to the risk of side branch loss and higher risk of stent thrombosis. There are limited data on the preferred treatment strategy in ST-segment elevation…
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The enigma of the ‘smoker’s paradox’ : results from a single-center registry of patients with STEMI undergoing primary percutaneous coronary intervention.
Anno:
2024
Background: Smoker’s paradox usually refers to the common observation of a favourable outcome of smoker patients in acute myocardial infarction. The interpretation of this phenomenon is still controversial and not fully explained. We aimed at assessing whether smoking could be associated with mortality in a large cohort of prospectively…
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