[PDF] Top 20 A Population-Based Cohort Study on Peripheral Arterial Disease in Patients with Schizophrenia

... and nonschizophrenia cohorts using the chi-square test. Student t test was used to compare the differences in the mean age and mean follow-up years between the 2 cohorts. The incidence density rate of PAD (per 10 ... See full document

... nationwide population-based design of this longitudinal study on the risks of DVT and PE development among in schizophrenia patients in ...Taiwan. In ... See full document

... findings. In addition, if the doctors or hospitals make the wrong codes or diagnoses, the National Health Insurance Administration will punish them with a lot of ...PAD in this study ... See full document

... nationwide population-based cohort study to investigate the associations between pneumoconiosis and ...CKD, a Cox proportional hazard model showed that patients with ... See full document

... nationwide population-based retrospective cohort study was conducted in an area with high prevalence of both HCV and PAD ...that patients with HCV exhibited ... See full document

... the study has some limitations. The study data were retrieved from the NHIRD and lacked information on critical cardiovascular risk factors such as daily activities, obesity, and smoking and dietary ... See full document

... ardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in systemic lupus erythematosus ...SLE patients have higher risks of endothelial dysfunction and atherosclerosis ... See full document

... involved in noncoronary arteries such as those in the lower ...this population-based retrospective cohort study used data from a representative health insurance database ... See full document

... 14,15 Patients with ESRD have increased numbers of specific proinflammatory subsets of T cells and monocytes, which are commonly observed in healthy aged patients and may contribute to ... See full document

... our study, L-S-Co-spine and multiple spine SCI were significantly associated with an increased risk of ...PAD. A historical prospective study among patients surviving at least 20 years ... See full document

... limitations in the current ...predispose patients to increased CHD ...present study may carry superimposed factors on ...available in the Taiwan National Health Insurance dataset for ... See full document

... individuals with cataracts might be more likely to seek medical help and thereby they were more likely to be diagnosed with Parkinson’s ...cataract patients aged 20-39 did not develop Parkinson’s ... See full document

... CKD patients at an earlier stage might not be included in the ...resulted in estimating the risk for patients with more severe condition of ...period in this study may be ... See full document

... outcomes with ICH and CAD; the medication compliance could not be evaluated by the NHIRD, leading to the underestimation of the medication effects; we could not use the additional procedure codes to verify the CAD ... See full document

... Introduction Peripheral arterial disorder (PAD) is an arterial disease that leads to blood flow obstruction, arterial lumen narrowing or ...25% in the general ...most ... See full document

... result in bone and vascular diseases such as osteoporosis and vascular calcification ...be a sign of compromised circulation with attenuated perfusion caused by arterial ischemia within the ... See full document

... showed a higher incidence of Parkinson's disease in the alcoholism group than in the non-alcoholism group ...that patients with alcoholism were ...Parkinson's disease than ... See full document

... diseases, with the Ethics Review Board of China Medical University ...(CMU-REC-101-012). Study participants From the 1997-2010 claims data, we identified patients aged 20 years and older with ... See full document

... and ESRD development. Although VZV-related vessel diseases have been reported, the data concerning risks of developing ESRD in CKD patients with HZ are lacking. Taiwan has an extremely high incidence ... See full document

... Over a nine-year study period, the diabetic patients in Taiwan experienced significantly increased risks of PD in both genders and most ages, a stronger link between diabetes ... See full document