In-hospital death from XXXX .

@entity1 @entity712 @entity16 @entity299 @entity887 @entity397 @entity1188 @entity2224 @entity1167 @entity583 @entity943
The clinical course and the clinical and pathological factors were studied in a series of 112 in-hospital @entity1 who died of acute @entity583 . A necropsy was performed in 101 cases. 44% of the victims were concluded to have been past the possibility of recovery at the time of admission, as the treatment of early @entity2224 or @entity1167 did not lead to a satisfactory result, or as a @entity712 or shock dominated from admission to death. Resuscitations due to early @entity2224 were performed in the emergency department mainly on @entity1 living near the hospital. On the other hand, an early @entity712 was more frequent among those whose transit distance was over 15 km. Prior use of beta-receptor blockers seemed to protect against early complications. The cardiac functions of the remaining @entity1 were normal or could be normalized at the beginning of the hospitalization. The great majority of them were later lost as a result of extensive @entity16 leading to a @entity712 and some due to a @entity397 caused by @entity1188 (8%) or due to @entity887 (10%). Only 11 @entity1 (10%) succumbed to late @entity2224 without @entity712 , @entity397 , or @entity887 . The @entity299 revealed by the necropsy was more severe in @entity1 with a @entity712 than in those who died of late @entity2224 or @entity397 without a preceding @entity712 . Various @entity943 were frequent during the hospitalization. 74% of the @entity943 were preceded or followed by symptoms of a @entity712 .
