Myocardial injury after non-cardiac surgery (MINS) is the most common complication after non-cardiac surgery and is associated with an increased risk of death after surgery. 475 patients were enrolled in the study and the MINS frequency was evaluated. TnT levels were determined at several time points in patients qualified for vascular surgery. 47 patients (9.9%) met the MINS criteria. A control group was then selected from 84 patients without MINS. Markers of excessive coagulation and fibrinolysis activation and inflammation were determined in the study group. Subsequently, a subgroup of 164 patients was assessed in order to access the incidence of MINS and deep vein thrombosis of the lower extremities (DVT) and their effect on prognosis one year after surgery. MINS was diagnosed in 47 patients (47/475; 9.9%). Preoperative vWF concentration and activity, factor VIII activity, fibrinogen concentration, and PAP and D-dimer concentration, but not antithrombin and tPA, were higher in patients with MINS. The frequency of MINS and DVT were then compared in a subgroup of 164 patients. In the analyzed group, 39 MINS cases (39/164, 23.8%) and 4 DVT cases (4/164, 2.4%) were found. Mortality in the MINS group was significantly higher (MINS vs. non-MINS; 23.1% vs. 7.2%). No deaths in DVT patients were observed. MINS is a significant, more common than DVT, complication after vascular surger ; y and is associated with higher mortality. The pathogenesis of MINS remains unknown, but elevated preoperative levels of markers of coagulation and fibrinolysis activation are associated with a higher risk of MINS after surgery.
chirurgia ; choroby układu krążenia
Jul 10, 2023
May 23, 2022
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ZB-133507 | Jul 10, 2023 |
Górka, Jacek
Sega, Aurelia
Góralczyk, Tadeusz
Sznajd, Jan
Löwenhoff, Tomasz
Kapusta, Przemysław
Szułdrzyński, Konstanty