IMPACT OF THE CLINICAL SYNTAX SCORE ON 5-YEAR CLINICAL OUTCOMES AFTER PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION FROM SHINANO REGISTRY

Daisuke Kashiwagi,Takashi Miura,Hisanori Yui,Shusaku Mruyama,Chie Nakamura,Ayumu Nagae,Takahiro Sakai,Keisuke Senda,Tamon Kato,Tatsuya Saigusa,Soichiro Ebisawa,Ayako Okada,Hirohiko Motoki,Koichiro Kuwahara

IMPACT OF THE CLINICAL SYNTAX SCORE ON 5-YEAR CLINICAL OUTCOMES AFTER PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION FROM SHINANO REGISTRY

2019

Daisuke Kashiwagi
Takashi Miura
Hisanori Yui
Shusaku Mruyama
Chie Nakamura
Ayumu Nagae
Takahiro Sakai
Keisuke Senda
Tamon Kato
Tatsuya Saigusa
Soichiro Ebisawa
Ayako Okada
Hirohiko Motoki
Koichiro Kuwahara

The SYNTAX score stratifies risk among drug-eluting stent-treated patients and is based on lesion characteristics alone. The Clinical SYNTAX Score (CSS) combines the SYNTAX score with age, ejection fraction, and creatinine clearance. We evaluated the predictive value of combining clinical factors

Keywords:

Renal function
Lesion
Internal medicine
Ejection fraction
Medicine
Percutaneous coronary intervention
predictive value
Syntax
Cardiology
Diabetes mellitus

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