Incidences and outcomes of XXXX : A 9-year longitudinal national study.

@entity1 @entity64 @entity295 @entity101 @entity6 @entity55 @entity1576 @entity159
INTRODUCTION: The national database of @entity159 ( @entity159 ) in Thailand is limited in terms of the characteristics of the demographics, outcome, and prognostic factors. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We retrospectively explored national data in Thailand for reimbursement of all adult @entity1 with @entity159 admitted in the fiscal year 2004-2012. @entity1 with @entity159 were diagnosed and searched based on ICD 10 (G41) from the national database of the Universal Health Coverage Insurance office. RESULTS: There were 12,367 @entity1 with @entity159 . The average age was 48.14years, and 8119 @entity1 were males (65.7%). At discharge, 75.2% of @entity1 were improved, while 16.4% were not improved, and in-hospital mortality rate was 8.4%. The first three most common comorbid conditions were @entity101 (1790 @entity1 , 14.5%), @entity6 (1064 @entity1 , 8.6%), and previous @entity64 (819 @entity1 , 6.6%). The common complications were @entity1576 (3990 @entity1 , 32.3%), @entity55 (1201 @entity1 , 9.7%) and @entity295 (876 @entity1 , 7.1%). The mean (SD) hospital stay was 5.48 (11.44) days. @entity1 with @entity159 with age over 60years, female @entity1 , and @entity1 at primary care hospitals had higher proportions of poor outcomes at 36.1%, 39.6%, and 40.9%. Out of 11 comorbid conditions, six of them were significantly associated with poor outcomes. Additionally, 5 complications and two procedures were significant factors of poor outcomes. CONCLUSIONS: Factors associated with poor outcome in admitted @entity1 with @entity159 by the national data were age, gender, hospital level, comorbid conditions, complications of @entity159 , and procedural intervention. This article is part of a Special Issue entitled " @entity159 ".
