PROGNOSIS OF ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME AT HIGH …
PROGNOSIS OF ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME AT HIGH VERSUS LOW ALTITUDE YEMENI PATIENTS
M.A. Al Huthi1, Y.A. Raja’a2, M. Al-Noami2, A.R.A. Rahman3
1Faculty of Medicine, Thamar University, Yemen, 2Faculty of Medicine and Health Science, Sana'a University, Yemen, 3Advanced Medical and Dental Institute, Penang, Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences Malaysia.
Background: A cohort study design was employed for this study, aimed at evaluating the prognosis of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) among Yemeni patients at high and low altitudes.
Methods: One hundred and fifty seven (157) ACS patients from high and low altitudes were evaluated from admission to CCU up to 12 months. We evaluated the possible effect of altitude on the rate of the prevalence of ACS risk factors, in-hospital complications and one year treatment and outcome of ACS.
Results: The mean age of ACS patients at low altitude region was higher (58.2±6.8 years vs. 55.5±8.8 years; P=0.042). The mean heart rate (HR) was higher for altitude patients (94.4 ±19.3 beat/min vs. 83.7±17.1 beat/min; P ................
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