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Clinical Significance of Daniel ECG scores for earlier prognosis in acute nonmassive PTE
,yue-chuan LI
2012, 40 (12):
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Abstract Objective:To explore the clinical significance of Daniel ECG scores for earlier prognosis in acute nonmassive PTE.Methods:A total of 158 patients with acute nonmassive PTE ,confirmed by CTPA,were consecutively recruited from January of 2008 to September of 2011.The patients were divided into two groups according to Daniel ECG scores,including Group A(n=89),ECG score≥6 and Group B(n=69), ECG score<6.They were checked in 24-hour after being confirmed,including ECG,arterial blood gas analysis(ABG),serum markers and echocardiography. The ABG and echocardiography were rechecked after 14-day.Meanwhile,the clinic key things within 30-day in hospital were also checked.The connection of ECG scores,right ventricular function,respiratory function and the prognosis within 30-day in hospital were analysised.Results:There were statistical significant differences in arterial partial pressure of oxygen(PaO2), carbon dioxide(PaCO2),oxygenation index ,B-type natriuretic peptide(BNP),troponin I(TnI),right ventricular end-diastolic diameter(RVD),pulmonary artery inner diameter(PAD),tricuspid regurgitation velocity,and pulmonary artery systolic pressure(PASP) between Group A and B (P<0.05). There were statistical significant differences in sinus tachycardia,QRS axis>90°, SIQIIITIII,V5 lead R/S≤1,avR lead R>0.5mV and T wave inversion in chest lead among several ECG findings between Group A and B (P<0.05). At a cutoff of 6 points,the ECG score was 89.8% sensitive and 85.7% specific for the recognition of right ventricular dysfunction to nonmassive PTE .There were statistical significant differences in the hypocapnia and pulmonary hypertension(PASP≥50mmHg) within 30 days after therapy in hospital between Group A and B(P<0.01). Conclusion: Daniel ECG score is significant for patiens with acute nonmassive PTE to pretest the earlier prognosis.
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