Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a potentially deadly infection in which fluid fills the lungs and makes it difficult to breathe, appears more common
among heart surgery patients during flu season, the researchers found.
Not exact matches
Our findings indicate that if harnessed properly, the gas could,
among other benefits, help treat
heart attack
patients and keep trauma victims alive until they can undergo
surgery or receive a blood transfusion.
In this randomized controlled PARTNER 2A trial, outcomes using the SAPIEN XT valve were compared with open -
heart surgery valve replacement
among 2,032 intermediate - risk
patients treated between December 2011 and November 2013 at 57 sites, all but two in the U.S. Patients were randomly assigned; 1,011 to TAVR and 1,021 to
patients treated between December 2011 and November 2013 at 57 sites, all but two in the U.S.
Patients were randomly assigned; 1,011 to TAVR and 1,021 to
Patients were randomly assigned; 1,011 to TAVR and 1,021 to
surgery.
Using data from 251,000 older Americans who had
heart bypass
surgery, they mapped the interactions
among the 466,000 doctors who cared for them, and show the importance of tight «social networks» of physicians to
patient outcomes.
Another study, published last spring in the journal Psychosomatic Medicine, found that
among nearly 400
heart attack
patients the most pessimistic
patients were twice as likely to suffer from serious complications such as a second
heart attack,
heart surgery or death in the four years following their initial
heart attack, compared with the most optimistic
patients.
Surprisingly, though, the amount of weight loss
among the
surgery patients was not associated with the risk of
heart attack, stroke, or death.