Research Article
Author(s):
Avaneesh Sandupatla, Hemanth Kumar A, Richa Malik, Sudarshan Reddy, Venkappa S. Mantur, Arun Kumar and Munir Ahmad Khan*
Introduction: Cardiovascular Diseases (CVSs) have become the leading cause of death
in India over the last century. This epidemiological shift is primarily due to an increase
in the prevalence of CVSs and CVD risk factors in India. Cardiac surgeries are among
the high risk surgeries and associated with mortality and morbidity. Euro SCORE and
ACS NSQIP (American College of Surgeon and National Surgical Quality Improvement
Program) is useful for predicting mortality associated with surgery.
Methods: The
present study was carried out in consecutive 206 patients. The study was carried out in
adult patients who were scheduled to undergo coronary artery bypass surgery.
Results:
Both ACS NSQIP score and EuroSCORE II were reasonably successful in assessing this
risk, but their performance was to some e.. Read More»
10.54608.annalsmedical.2022.40
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