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自発的な冠動脈解剖 (SCAD) の患者の心理的苦痛における性差異:MINDSET研究

Lisa-Marie Maukel1, Thais Coutinho2, Sharon L Mulvagh3

  • 1Division of Prevention and Rehabilitation, University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ontario, Canada (L.-M.M., K.B., D.S., J.R., L.S., H.T.).

Circulation. Population health and outcomes
|February 16, 2026
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まとめ

自発的な冠動脈解剖 (SCAD) を経験した女性は,男性と比較して,より高いうつ病や不安率を含む,より大きな心理的苦痛を経験します. これは,SCADイベントの後に,特に女性患者にとって,ターゲット化されたメンタルヘルスサポートの必要性を強調しています.

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不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安,不安.血管の血管は,血管の血管である.うつ病 うつ病 うつ病 うつ病 うつ病 うつ病 うつ病 うつ病解剖 解剖 解剖 解剖メンタルヘルス メンタルヘルス精神的苦痛 精神的な苦痛 精神的な苦痛性別の特徴 性別の特徴

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