[PDF] Top 20 Development and Evaluation of Self-Management Program for Patients with Coronary Artery Disease

... a disease that has fatal consequences, it is important to undertake measures to prevent such ...in patients suffering from CAD, the WHO (2013) emphasized the importance of post-discharge care and ... See full document

... the development of ...the development of MR ...of patients being considered for coronary artery bypass ...these patients, MR is secondary to ischemic damage of the papillary ... See full document

... the evaluation of therapies to raise high density lipoprotein (HDL) levels to further improve cardiovascular outcomes ...in patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) and have been ... See full document

... tomography coronary angiography in place of conventional coronary angiography (CCA) in carefully selected populations ...in patients with acute myocardial infarction or symptomatic stable angina ... See full document

... a disease management program and service providing framework aimed at enhancing the self-management skills of patients, which is a new model for providing chronic disease ... See full document

... for patients lost on first ...acute coronary syndrome, fatal arrhythmia, refractory cardiac failure or sudden unexpected death; nonfatal myocardial infarction was defined by angina and an increase in ... See full document

... major coronary event represents a significant and independent risk factor for future cardiac events ...many patients who de- velop depression following an acute event are not recog- nized during their ... See full document

... Values are expressed as mean, standard deviation of the mean, and percentages. The data for surgical and percutane- ous interventions were pooled. For analysis of the data, we used the SPSS statistical program ... See full document

... further management which could be PCI after administering Gp llb/IIIa blockers, if the option is easily ...that patients with failed thrombolysis comprise a heterogeneous group with different levels of ... See full document

... economic development and rapid urbanization in Asian countries, particularly in India has led to a shift in health problems from Communicable to Non-communicable diseases 1 ...ary Artery Disease ... See full document

... HT is an important risk factor for CVE development. G.Parrinello et al reported early onset of carotid atherosclerosis in individuals with HT (Parrinello et al, 2004). In Su-Ta-Chen et al. studies, HT has been ... See full document

... In this study, the authors highlight that T1 imaging based on pixel-wise quantification of longitudinal relax- ation has the potential to differentiate between normal and abnormal myocardium but that the accuracy of T1 ... See full document

... our patients was lower in the zero CAC cohort than the non-zero CAC ...in patients with zero CAC was good with an annu- alised rate of MACE in the zero CAC cohort of ... See full document

... Enrolled patients who successfully underwent stem cell therapy were followed-up for 1 year in the previous phase I/II studies [11, ...of coronary angiography (CAG), transthoracic echo- cardiography, and ... See full document

... The following statistical tests will be used after com- pletion of follow-up: to test the relationship between cat- egorical classification factors, the chi-squared test will be applied. Continuous variables will be ... See full document

... In the present study, it was assumed that the final diagnosis and thus, the decision to revascularize or not, can be reached by coronary angiography. This strategy is still the predominant one in many hospitals. ... See full document

... 22 patients with >4 segments of viable myocardi- um didn’t show LVEF improvement after ...Two patients didn’t appear perfusion improve- ment after CABG, although there were more than 4 segments of viable ... See full document

... All patients with LMS disease ≥50%, and left main equiva- lent (≥70% stenosis of proximal LAD and LCx arteries) by quantitative coronary angiography (QCA) were selected from the CE-MARC population, ... See full document

... populations: patients with acute chest pain and new-onset ...of coronary angiography and late gadolinium enhance- ment) were equivalent to an initial strategy of invasive coronary angiography to ... See full document

... OSAHS patients have coronary artery lesions, which was confirmed by coronary ...the coronary artery lesions of patients with OSAHS, the current study retrospectively ... See full document