Patients residing in distressed communities experience worse long-term survival and clinical outcomes following surgical aortic valve replacement.
Do distressed DCI scores correlate with worse long-term survival in patients post-SAVR?
Distressed community index scores are associated with worse long-term survival after surgical aortic valve replacement, suggesting a role for DCI in risk stratification.
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These findings reveal that distressed DCI scores correlate with worse clinical outcomes post-SAVR. These survival disparities highlight a need for improved patient care and suggest that DCI could be a useful tool for better risk stratification and postdischarge planning to improve outcomes for high-risk populations.
Satija et al. (Sun,) reported a other. Patients residing in distressed communities experience worse long-term survival and clinical outcomes following surgical aortic valve replacement.