Does admission anaemia still predict mortality six years after myocardial infarction?
Admission anaemia significantly influences all-cause mortality in patients with STEMI treated invasively ina six-year follow-up and may be used for risk stratification in this population.
This study revealed that 52% of the patients were infected by more than one enteropathogen, notably E. histolitica/E. dispar and Salmonella ohio. These results are useful for clinicians to improve the empiric treatment used in such cases.