While in hospital for other diseases, if patients suffer from ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) heart attack, they are at a risk of high mortality than non hospitalized patients who suffer the same attack. This interesting study was published in 2013, by researchers of University of North Carolina School of Medicine. On November 16,2014, the UNC researchers published a new study, based on data from more than 62,000 patients treated at hundreds ...Monday 17 November 2014
Hospitalized Patients Face Substantially Higher Mortality If STEMI Heart Attack Occurs
While in hospital for other diseases, if patients suffer from ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) heart attack, they are at a risk of high mortality than non hospitalized patients who suffer the same attack. This interesting study was published in 2013, by researchers of University of North Carolina School of Medicine. On November 16,2014, the UNC researchers published a new study, based on data from more than 62,000 patients treated at hundreds ...
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