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Long-term mortality of guideline
Long-term mortality of guideline
based earl conservative strategy in
based earl conservative strategy in
Acute Coronary Syndome populaton”
Acute Coronary Syndome populaton”
Authors
Authors
: Jarosław Zalewski, Krzysztof Nycz, Anna
: Jarosław Zalewski, Krzysztof Nycz, Anna
Gołaś, Monika Durak, Krzysztof Żmudka
Gołaś, Monika Durak, Krzysztof Żmudka
Department of Hemodynamics and
Department of Hemodynamics and
Angiocadiography, Institute of Cardiology,
Angiocadiography, Institute of Cardiology,
Collegium Medicum, Jagiellonian
Collegium Medicum, Jagiellonian
University, John Paul II Hospital, Kakow,
University, John Paul II Hospital, Kakow,
Poland
Poland
NSTEMI - TIMI risk score
age > 65 yrs
3 or more CAD Risk
Factors
exacerbation of
clinical smpthoms
ST segment
depression in ECG
elevation of cardiac
markers
ASA in-take in last 7
dys
known relevant
stenosis of coronary
arteries
ESC/AHA/ACC indications for interventional
treatment of STEMI patients:
pain duration <= 12 hrs
ST segment elevtion (>= 2mm, in > 2 leads)
pulse on peripheral arteries
Indications for PCI of patients with cardiogenic
shock:
time from the onset of cardiac event < 36 hrs
time from the onset of cardiogenic shock < 18
hrs
Aims of the project:
Aims of the project:
to determine a long-term mortality in
to determine a long-term mortality in
patients with ACS primarly not
patients with ACS primarly not
eligible for invasive strategy of
eligible for invasive strategy of
treatment
treatment
to evaluate predictors of mortality in
to evaluate predictors of mortality in
patients with ACS primarly not
patients with ACS primarly not
eligible for invasive strategy of
eligible for invasive strategy of
treatment
treatment
Methods:
Methods:
retrospective analisis of patients with
retrospective analisis of patients with
ACS primarily not eligible for invasive
ACS primarily not eligible for invasive
treatment according to ESC/AHA/ACC
treatment according to ESC/AHA/ACC
guidelines in the year 2005 in the
guidelines in the year 2005 in the
median follow-up time of 24 months
median follow-up time of 24 months
(18-30 months)
(18-30 months)
study end-point: mortality
study end-point: mortality
In the year 2005:
In the year 2005:
1725 patients with ACS were refered to
1725 patients with ACS were refered to
Department of Hemodynamics and
Department of Hemodynamics and
Angiocardiography
Angiocardiography
1072 (62,1%) underwent PCI
1072 (62,1%) underwent PCI
529 (30,7%) were not eligible for PCI
529 (30,7%) were not eligible for PCI
•
252 (14,6%) were STEMI
252 (14,6%) were STEMI
•
277 (16,1%) were NSTEMI
277 (16,1%) were NSTEMI
Base-line chracteristic of study
population:
N
N
age
age
(
(
mean
mean
± SD) [
± SD) [
yrs
yrs
]
]
female
female
Risk Factors
Risk Factors
Hypertension
Hypertension
Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus
Pulmonary congestion (>1/3)
Pulmonary congestion (>1/3)
pulse (+) on femoral arteries
pulse (+) on femoral arteries
prior AMI
prior AMI
time of ischemia
time of ischemia
(
(
mesn
mesn
± SD)
± SD)
[h
[h
rs
rs
]
]
STEMI
STEMI
NSTEMI
NSTEMI
529
529
64
64
±
±
13
13
182 (34,75%)
182 (34,75%)
378 [71,5%]
378 [71,5%]
147 [27,8%]
147 [27,8%]
47 (8,9%)
47 (8,9%)
510 (96,5%)
510 (96,5%)
152 (28,8%)
152 (28,8%)
28,6
28,6
±
±
42,2
42,2
252 (47,6%)
252 (47,6%)
277 (52,4%)
277 (52,4%)
The reasons for excluding patients from catheter-
based reperfusion:
STEMI pts
STEMI pts
time of ischemia
time of ischemia
female >12
female >12
hrs
hrs
aborted STEMI
aborted STEMI
anticipated transport time
anticipated transport time
> 90’
> 90’
NSTEMI pts
NSTEMI pts
TIMI risk score <=4
TIMI risk score <=4
no patient consent
no patient consent
pulmonary oedema
pulmonary oedema
252
252
179 (71%)
179 (71%)
25 (10%)
25 (10%)
20 (8%)
20 (8%)
277
277
230 (83%)
230 (83%)
14 (5%)
14 (5%)
8 (3%)
8 (3%)
Krzywe Kaplana-Mayer’a nt smiertelnosci
Independent Risk Factors for mortality in STEMI pts
Independent Risk Factors for mortality in NSTEMI pts
Conclusion:
Conclusion:
The patinets with STEMI not eligible for
The patinets with STEMI not eligible for
catheter-based reperfusion constitute
catheter-based reperfusion constitute
population of the highest risk of long-
population of the highest risk of long-
term mortality.
term mortality.
The mortality rate in the whole non-PCI
The mortality rate in the whole non-PCI
ACS population depends on the Left
ACS population depends on the Left
Vantricualr Function as well as on the
Vantricualr Function as well as on the
performance of delayed PCI
performance of delayed PCI