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ACUTE HYPERGLYCEMIA IN ST-ELEVATION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION PROGNOSTIC ROLE

Shuqi Wang

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[Objective]To analyze the acute hyperglycemia on the ST-segment elevation acute myocardial infarction prognosis.[Methods]175 patients with STEMI were divided into A group:previous history of diabetes + acute hyperglycemia group,B group:acute hyperglycemia group,C group:no acute hyperglycemia group;patients on admission and hospital adverse indicators events were compared.[Results]C group were significantly lower than the blood glucose values ??and enzyme A and B group,the difference was statistically significant(P﹤0.05);C group than in patients with Killip classification vs A and B groups was significantly different(P﹤0.05);B group was significantly lower than A group of enzymes(P﹤0.05);C group the proportion of non-hospital adverse events was significantly higher than A and B group(P﹤0.05);C group,the mortality was significantly lower than A and B group(P﹤0.05);The random blood glucose,serum creatine kinase,Killip classification and rate of hospital adverse events was positively correlated.[Conclusion]STEMI acute hyperglycemia and adverse events in patients with hospital mortality risk was significantly higher than normal blood sugar on admission.

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[Objective]To analyze the acute hyperglycemia on the ST-segment elevation acute myocardial infarction prognosis.[Methods]175 patients with STEMI were divided into A group:previous history of diabetes + acute hyperglycemia group,B group:acute hyperglycemia group,C group:no acute hyperglycemia group;patients on admission and hospital adverse indicators events were compared.[Results]C group were significantly lower than the blood glucose values ??and enzyme A and B group,the difference was statistically significant(P﹤0.05);C group than in patients with Killip classification vs A and B groups was significantly different(P﹤0.05);B group was significantly lower than A group of enzymes(P﹤0.05);C group the proportion of non-hospital adverse events was significantly higher than A and B group(P﹤0.05);C group,the mortality was significantly lower than A and B group(P﹤0.05);The random blood glucose,serum creatine kinase,Killip classification and rate of hospital adverse events was positively correlated.[Conclusion]STEMI acute hyperglycemia and adverse events in patients with hospital mortality risk was significantly higher than normal blood sugar on admission.

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[Objective]To analyze the acute hyperglycemia on the ST-segment elevation acute myocardial infarction prognosis.[Methods]175 patients with STEMI were divided into A group:previous history of diabetes + acute hyperglycemia group,B group:acute hyperglycemia group,C group:no acute hyperglycemia group;patients on admission and hospital adverse indicators events were compared.[Results]C group were significantly lower than the blood glucose values ??and enzyme A and B group,the difference was statistically significant(P﹤0.05);C group than in patients with Killip classification vs A and B groups was significantly different(P﹤0.05);B group was significantly lower than A group of enzymes(P﹤0.05);C group the proportion of non-hospital adverse events was significantly higher than A and B group(P﹤0.05);C group,the mortality was significantly lower than A and B group(P﹤0.05);The random blood glucose,serum creatine kinase,Killip classification and rate of hospital adverse events was positively correlated.[Conclusion]STEMI acute hyperglycemia and adverse events in patients with hospital mortality risk was significantly higher than normal blood sugar on admission.

Key concepts: Medicine, Myocardial infarction, Internal medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Creatine kinase, Group B, Blood sugar, ST elevation

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