Incidence and Prognostic Implications of Late Bleeding After Myocardial Infarction or Unstable Angina According to Treatment Strategy

摘要: Abstract Background Bleeding complications accompanying coronary revascularization are associated with increased mortality; however, few data available on subsequent bleeding risk. We used administrative to assess the incidence of late events in patients acute syndrome (ACS) according treatment allocation. Methods The cohort and were identified through Canadian Institute for Health Information discharge abstract database. Crude adjusted odds ratios (ORs) calculated index postindex admission up 1 year after discharge. Results Of 31,941 hospitalized ACS, 7681 (32.4%) treated medication alone, 3728 (15.2%) underwent angiography without intervention, 13,075 (53.4%) percutaneous intervention (PCI) or artery bypass grafting (CABG). overall readmission based codes was low (3.8% medically patients, 2.8% who 2.6% CABG, 1.8% PCI; P Conclusions Patients procedures had a relatively risk hospitalization ACS. Late an death.