Key result
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Why the study?
Does the time course of anxiety and depression differ between patients undergoing mitral valve surgery and those undergoing CABG?
Population
100 patients (aged 22 to 87 years, 53 females) undergoing mitral valve surgery.
Comparison
Mitral valve surgery vs Historical cohort of patients undergoing CABG
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
6 months
Authors
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Supports screening for perioperative anxiety in mitral valve surgery; leaves open whether trajectories differ from CABG.
Does the time course of anxiety and depression differ between patients undergoing mitral valve surgery and those undergoing CABG?
Patients undergoing mitral valve surgery experience elevated preoperative anxiety and early postoperative depression that normalize by 6 months, highlighting the need for routine psychosomatic screening.
Botzet et al. (2017) studied Mitral Valve Surgery. No clinical study data is available in the provided text, which consists only of the journal's editorial board and publication information.
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