… Methods: 540 cases of coronary heart disease patients were chosen, of which 164 cases
were combined with MS, 376 cases were not combined with MS. All patients were divided into …

… adenocarcinoma; those aged > 60 or < 18 years; KPS score < 80; abnormal liver and
kidney functions; heart disease or impaired heart function; those who had received surgery for …

… or diffuse HCC Significant cardiovascular disease such as … heart failure or unstable coronary
artery disease Systemic chemotherapy or angiogenesis inhibitor therapy before disease …

… heart disease (requiring corrective surgery or on cardiac medication for hemodynamic
considerations) also receive palivizumab prophylaxis. The study was approved by the Biomedical …

… the ones to progress to chronic form of the disease. The results of the current study
revealed that there is no statistically significant difference between CSCR patients and healthy …

… of female patients developed heart failure,angina and bleeding.No gender differences
were found … The female patients were more prone to multi-vessel disease than males (P=0.002).…

… failure treated with CRT remains controversial. Objective To clarify the effect of gender
difference on the clinical and echocardiographic outcomes in patients with heart failure after CRT. …

… of heart failure. However, evidence on how … : The gender differences in the prognosis of HF
are present in AAs. LV mass might be the main risk factor that contribute to these differences. …

… heart disease;192(0.43%) arrhyhmia and 201(0.45%) hypertension.Significant gender
differences … Conclusion Cardiovascular disease is quite common and harmful to college students,…

… There was a gender difference in the prevalence of MS, with more women than men affected
by MS (28.9% vs 21.2%, respectively). In contrast, the prevalence of diabetes was higher in …