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Danish Nationwide Study on Surgical Treatment of Infective Native Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
Rebecca Andrea Conradsen Skov
*
, Martin Lawaetz
, Nikolaj Eldrup
, Timothy Andrew Resch
, Karl Sörelius
, Kim Houlind
, Jes Lindholt
, Kristian Aldrup Bloksgaard
, Allan Kornmaaler Hansen
, Claudina Rudolph
, Jacob Budtz-Lilly
, Saeid Shahidi
, Annette Høgh
, Danish Academic Research Consortium for INAAs
*
Corresponding author af dette arbejde
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Keyphrases
Surgical Treatment
100%
Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (rAAA)
100%
Endovascular Aortic Repair
100%
Open Surgical Repair
80%
Denmark
40%
Infectious Complications
40%
Long-term Survival
40%
Abdominal
40%
Surgically Treated
40%
Hazard Ratio
20%
All-cause Mortality
20%
National Cohort Study
20%
Kaplan-Meier Estimator
20%
Patient numbers
20%
Sepsis
20%
Associated Complications
20%
Cause of Death
20%
Clinical Presentation
20%
Vascular Surgery
20%
Most Common Cause
20%
Postoperative Infection
20%
Short-term Survival
20%
Up to Five
20%
Open Repair
20%
Prospective Registry
20%
Surgical Infection
20%
30-day Survival
20%
Treatment Modalities
20%
Electronic Patient
20%
Patient Chart
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
100%
Endovascular Aneurysm Repair
100%
Surgery
100%
Aortic Aneurysm
60%
Infection
40%
Long Term Survival
40%
Cohort Analysis
20%
Hazard Ratio
20%
All Cause Mortality
20%
Sepsis
20%
Vascular Surgery
20%
Short Term Survival
20%
Survival Estimate
20%
Postoperative Infection
20%
Treatment Modality
20%
Median Follow Up
20%