[Early and late hospital mortality in XXXX . Causes and prognostic factors. Apropos of 140 cases].

@entity1 @entity301 @entity1188 @entity583 @entity1455
The purpose of this work is to study the causes of early and late in-hospital mortality of @entity583 , to define elements of prognosis and to attempt to prevent the fatal outcome of the @entity301 . This study concerns 107 @entity1 and 33 @entity1 , between the ages of 30 and 83 years (mean age 62.8 years). The total mortality is 12% (early: 6.5%, late: 5.5%. 66% of the @entity1 are over 60 and 45% present 3 or more coronary risks factors. The clinical picture is characterized by frequent initial complications (84% of the cases), dominated by hemodynamic failure. The @entity1188 is most of the time located anteriorly (56.6% of the cases). Primary @entity1455 represents the main cause of early mortality (55.3%). A recurrent @entity1188 represents 75% of the causes of late deaths. Tri-vessels involvement and alteration of the ventricular function are noted in 9 out of 14 coronary arteriograms. Prognosis factors are proposed to differentiate high risk @entity1 requiring an early coronary arteriogram in view of a specific medical and/or surgical treatment. The best signs of a poor prognosis are: tri-vessels involvement and alteration of the ventricular function.
