スコットランドの炎症性予後スコア:急性心不全での入院死亡率を予測するための新しいバイオマーカー

Alperen Taş1, Çağatay Tunca2, Veysel Ozan Tanık2

  • 1Department of Cardiology, Ahi Evran University Training and Research Hospital, Kirsehir, Turkey.

まとめ

スコットランド炎症予後スコア (Scottish Inflammatory Prognostic Score,SIPS) は,急性心不全とエジェクション分数減少 (AHF) の患者の入院死亡率を効果的に予測します. 高いSIPSスコアは死亡リスクの増加と相関し,高リスク患者の特定に役立ちます.

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