ライフサイエンスコーパス: octogenarian

1 al is 0% to 7.8% for an adverse event in the octogenarian.

2 escribe ICU admission triage and outcomes in octogenarians.

3 se progressively with age, peaking at 25% in octogenarians.

4 th immune exhaustion and shorter lifespan in octogenarians.

5 ifferent pathophysiologic mechanism of MI in octogenarians.

6 ent of choice with excellent results even in octogenarians.

7 als (RCTs) examining antihypertensive use in octogenarians.

8 reimbursement model (small AAA repair, 16%; octogenarians, 18%; P<0.01).

9 on series have found high mortality rates in octogenarians after cardiac surgery.

10 r age 75 for coronary bypass and approaching octogenarian age for isolated valve surgery.

11 s have shown parathyroidectomy to be safe in octogenarian and nonagenarian patients with primary hype

12 The death rates were 0.9% for the octogenarians and 1.4% for the younger group.

13 Between 2002 and 2005, 42 octogenarians and 52 patients <65 years of age underwent

14 Sixty-five percent of the octogenarians and 67% of patients younger than age 80 ha

15 One-year mortality for octogenarians and nonagenarians after dialysis initiatio

16 The number of octogenarians and nonagenarians initiating dialysis has

17 Compared with octogenarians and nonagenarians initiating dialysis in 1

18 The number of octogenarians and nonagenarians starting dialysis increa

19 157 octogenarians and nonagenarians who initially received a

20 Normal relative survival in octogenarians and nonagenarians without heart disease is

21 More than 20% and 30% of octogenarians and nonagenarians, respectively, have vasc

22 ssociates with similar mortality outcomes in octogenarians and nonagenarians.

23 exist regarding the use of GPI during PCI in octogenarians, as these patients have been excluded from

24 ant to avoid incomplete revascularization in octogenarians, but the supplementary endeavor required t

25 Although it is clear that CABG surgery in octogenarians can be accomplished with increasingly good

26 e the predictors of in-hospital mortality in octogenarians compared with those predictors in younger

27 ith no statistically significant benefits in octogenarians except for a lower High Dependency Unit st

28 A recent study of octogenarians, for instance, suggests that IQ heritabili

29 pertension treatment for frail polymedicated octogenarians, for whom treatment should be individualiz

30 Octogenarians had significantly higher in-hospital morta

31 Octogenarians have a high incidence of bleeding and need

32 Survivorship among octogenarians is favorable, with more than half the pati

33 Performing CABG surgery in octogenarians is highly cost-effective.

34 t is the superior predialysis approach among octogenarians is unknown.

35 Conversely, in octogenarians, lesions were predominantly calcified (57%

36 We aimed to clarify octogenarian long-term survival rates by stratifying rev

37 Recent data suggest that octogenarians' long-term survival after complete coronar

38 Octogenarians made up 23% of all patients, ranging from

39 ) are superior to bare-metal stents (BMS) in octogenarian patients with angina.

40 Although octogenarians represent the fastest-growing segment of o

41 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Octogenarians represent the fastest-growing segment of t

42 ronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery in octogenarians show a consistent pattern of improvement o

43 gnificantly higher survival for ICU-admitted octogenarians than for nonadmitted patients who were con

44 Octogenarians treated with GPI were more likely to prese

45 Risks for octogenarians undergoing cardiac surgery are less than p

46 Octogenarians undergoing cardiac surgery had fewer comor

47 tes), the proportions of small AAA (33%) and octogenarians undergoing iAAA repair (25%) were higher c

48 rotein IIb/IIIa receptor inhibitors (GPI) in octogenarians undergoing percutaneous coronary intervent

49 dity and mortality in 67,764 patients (4,743 octogenarians) undergoing cardiac surgery at 22 centers

50 e intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) to compare octogenarians versus patients <65 years of age with rega

51 Cardiac surgery is safe in octogenarians; very low risks are associated with aortic

52 mes in all 8,828 PCI procedures performed on octogenarians were evaluated.

53 Outcomes in octogenarians were not significantly different than thos

54 ed surgical and medically managed cohorts of octogenarians with significant multivessel CAD.

55 In selected octogenarians without significant comorbidity, mortality

56 requirements, the results of this study with octogenarian women suggest that the current EAR and RDA

57 becomes a predictor of mortality by the mid-octogenarian years.