… both according to diabetes status and with respect to coronary-artery bypass grafting (CABG…
Q-wave myocardial infarction according to diabetes status and CABG status (the numbers in …

… Although randomization was stratified by diabetes status, and the diabetes subgroup analysis
was pre-specified in the EXCEL trial design, the present study was not powered to detect a …

… Preoperative diabetic status and HbA1c was recorded in pre-surgical assessment clinic held
within 4 weeks prior to RYGB. Postoperative diabetic status and HbA1c was recorded from …

… There also were no apparent preoperative characteristics distinguishing the one individual
who experienced no clear change in diabetes status from those whose diabetes remitted or …

… for bypass surgery did not include rest pain or tissue loss were excluded from our analysis.
… affected by diabetes. Subjects were divided into three cohorts based on diabetic status: …

… diabetes, we postulated that diabetes decreases amputation-free survival after leg bypass
surgery … The remaining 70 (3.8%) patient records left with missing values for diabetes status in …

… The American Heart Association guidelines indicate that it is paramount to achieve strict
control of diabetic status, as well as other strategies for secondary prevention [36]. Various …

… after coronary artery bypass surgery? Eleven studies … coronary artery bypass graft (CABG)
in diabetic, non-diabetic or … morbidity irrespective of previous diabetic status. In particular…

… all diabetic patients. Thus, coronary bypass surgery was effective in all groups of diabetic
patients … rates were good in all groups, but the initial severity of the diabetes was an important …

… Of interest was whether HbA1c, modeled as a continuous factor, was predictive of long-term
mortality in the presence of diabetes status and other potential confounders. Adjusted odds …