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1  an intermediate care unit or cared for in a coronary care unit.
2 requent non-cardiac disease diagnosed in the Coronary Care Unit.
3 omated notification to the tertiary hospital coronary care unit.
4  acute coronary syndrome admitted to Swedish coronary care units.
5 STEMI patients admitted to intensive care or coronary care units.
6                            The proportion of coronary care unit admissions with non-ST-segment elevat
7                                   Unadjusted coronary care unit and in-hospital mortality did not cha
8 h acute chest pain should be admitted to the coronary care unit and which patients can be reasonably
9 d as intensive care, premature/neonatal, and coronary care unit beds.
10 nsecutive patients admitted to our intensive coronary care unit between 1985 and 2008 for myocardial
11 mpled charts of 225 patients admitted to the coronary care unit between January and June 1996.
12 f these, 254 were excluded from analysis (65 coronary care unit boarders and 189 cardiothoracic patie
13                                              Coronary care unit boarders and cardiothoracic patients
14  hospitalizations had intensive care unit or coronary care unit care, with more than half of the incr
15             Emergency department triage to a coronary care unit (CCU), telemetry unit, ward, or home.
16 n morbidity and mortality in patients in the coronary care unit (CCU).
17 e medicine, that is not commonly the case in coronary care units (CCUs) in this country.
18 n Outcomes ICU patients had either an ICU or coronary care unit charge in Medicare Provider Analysis
19 0.03) and mean number of intensive care unit/coronary care unit days by 83% (p = 0.001), with similar
20 s of interest, and multivariable modeling of coronary care unit death was performed.
21            All patients who were admitted to coronary care units for an MI in Sweden between 2005 and
22                                          The coronary care unit gradually evolved from a focus on rap
23 ute myocardial infarction (AMI) at which the coronary care unit had an incremental cost-effectiveness
24 lization, emergency room visit, or intensive-coronary care unit (ICU-CCU) admission in the 2 days aft
25 established acute myocardial infarction in a coronary care unit in a university hospital are describe
26  an existing need to clarify the role of the coronary care unit in contemporary cardiovascular care a
27  in critical care settings and especially in coronary care units in which patients are continuously m
28 ely occurred at night, in high dependence or coronary care units, in patients older than 75 years, in
29 enefit associated with initial triage to the coronary care unit instead of an intermediate care unit
30                           The development of coronary care units is often credited for a dramatic dec
31 s, initial hospital disposition of patients (coronary care unit, monitor or nonmonitor beds) and the
32 gating type 2 MI patients managed at Swedish coronary care units (n = 14,833) during 2010-2022.
33 istics, diagnoses, and procedures within the coronary care unit of a large, academic medical center.
34    Readmissions and patients admitted to the coronary care unit or cardiovascular intensive care were
35 ere admitted to inpatient cardiac care beds (coronary care unit or inpatient telemetry unit); efficie
36                       Forty-four medical ICU/coronary care unit patients (mean age, 57.8 yrs; 70% mal
37 o CCM billing codes (intensive care unit and coronary care unit "post/intermediate") used in MedPAR/H
38 f shock, aggressive medical treatment in the coronary care unit reduced mortality from 26 to 7 percen
39 tients whose risks are not high enough for a coronary care unit to be cost-effective but too high for
40             This analysis indicates that the coronary care unit usually should be reserved for patien
41 -effective guidelines for the admission to a coronary care unit versus an intermediate care unit for
42                 Mortality of patients in the coronary care unit was not improved in comparison to tho
43                                Triage to the coronary care unit was somewhat more cost-effective in e
44 ed for myocardial infarction in an intensive coronary care unit were similar and declined markedly ov