Post coronary artery bypass graft surgery

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Impact of risk factors for development of <strong>coronary</strong> <strong>artery</strong> disease in patients undergoing CABG in Iran compared with that in USA Daryani YP and Daryani YP Tehran Heart Center, Medical Sciences/University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran London, United Kingdom Abstract Background: CAD is the leading cause of death in the US and in Iran. Although it is suggested that the known risk factors for development of CAD is similar throughout the world their impact may be different among nations with different social and cultural background. Therefore different strategies may be required to tackle and prevent CAD in different countries. Methods: Here we present and compare clinical profiles of patients with CABG in Iran with those in the USA. Data for the US were obtained from Society of Thoracic Surgery National Database website, 1997 CABG only patients. Data for Iran were obtained from Cardiac Surgery Database of Tehran Heart Center, a university affiliated hospital. Patients were referred from all over the country to the centre. All consecutive patients undergoing CABG for established CAD between Oct 03 and Sep 04 had their data collected on standardized forms by a qualified physician. They were then entered into a computerized database. Results: Pt population 2,213 (1yr) Iran 174,806 (8yr) USA: Mean (median) age 58.6 (59) 64.8(65), Male 74.7% 70.8%, Smoking HX 39.9% 58.3%, Family HX 25.2% 46.6%, DM 29.3% 30.5%, hyperchol 55.6% 52.8%, Hypertension 37.1% 65.9% . Morbid obesity 1.0% 11.8%, CVA 2.1% 6.4%, PVD 1.0% 14.3%, 1VD 5.1% 9.5%, 2VD 21.7% 20%, 3VD 73.2% 70.5%, LMD 11.2% 20.6%. Age 61-65 vs
We conclude that major risk factors of CAD have different impacts on development of CAD in different countries. Therefore different approaches are required to tackle and prevent CAD. 21
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