ライフサイエンスコーパス: AFIB

1 As anticipated, AFIB increased length of stay, and patients with this co

2 predictors of new-onset atrial fibrillation (AFIB) after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), a st

3 Heart Association's Get With The Guidelines-AFIB (atrial fibrillation) registry.

4 Get With The Guidelines-AFIB is a national hospital-based AF quality improvement

5 Get With The Guidelines-AFIB is a novel quality improvement registry designed to

6 reported race and ethnicity assessed in GWTG-AFIB registry.

7 Among hospitals participating in the GWTG-AFIB quality improvement program, OAC prescription at di

8 tive cohort analysis used data from the GWTG-AFIB registry, a national quality improvement initiative

9 he incidence of embolic stroke was higher in AFIB (n = 8) vs. no AFIB (n = 4) patients, but stroke pr

10 n were compared in patients with AFIB and no AFIB.

11 lic stroke was higher in AFIB (n = 8) vs. no AFIB (n = 4) patients, but stroke preceded AFIB onset in

12 .41; 95 percent CI, 1.09-1.81); a history of AFIB (OR, 2.28; 95 percent CI, 1.74-3.00); a history of

13 Predictors of AFIB included age (p =.0004), number of vessels bypassed

14 The prevalence of AFIB in the total sample (n = 814) was 31.9%.

15 ible to predict the development of new-onset AFIB after CABG using data readily available to the beds

16 characteristics that might predict new-onset AFIB in a large sample of patients undergoing isolated C

17 Patients with new-onset AFIB who underwent isolated standard CABG or minimally i

18 mine comprehensively predictors of new-onset AFIB, we were unable to identify a robust predictive mod

19 Postoperative AFIB is common after CABG surgery and has a significant

20 Independent predictors of postoperative AFIB included advanced age (odds ratio [OR], 1.24 per 5-

21 The overall incidence of postoperative AFIB was 27 percent.

22 practices increase the risk of postoperative AFIB.

23 ould decrease the incidence of postoperative AFIB.

24 d as independent predictors of postoperative AFIB.

25 Patients with postoperative AFIB remained an average of 13 hours longer in the inten

26 was uncommon and, when it occurred, preceded AFIB in all but one case.

27 o AFIB (n = 4) patients, but stroke preceded AFIB onset in seven of eight cases.

28 is produced a model that correctly predicted AFIB in only 24% of cases, with age (14%) and body surfa

29 recruited from multiple centers with variant AFIB prevalence rates and those who underwent CABG in co

30 d disposition were compared in patients with AFIB and no AFIB.

31 Subjects with AFIB had a longer stay (p =.0004), more intensive care u

32 the ward when compared with patients without AFIB.