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Does early surgery reduce mortality in adult patients with active native infective endocarditis?
Does early surgery reduce mortality in adult patients with active native infective endocarditis?
Early surgery may reduce in-hospital, follow-up, and IE-related mortality in adult patients with active native infective endocarditis.
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Supports early surgery consideration in active native IE to lower mortality; reinforces meta-analytic evidence for clinical decision-making.
After a thorough search through the database as PubMed database and Embase database, the clinical experimental articles have been selected out on the effects of early surgery on the treatment of active native infective endocarditis. The quality of the trials included in this study was assessed by researcher according to the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions, version 5.1.0. A meta-analysis was carried out in terms of clinical efficacy criteria by RevMan 5.3 software. Based on the results, we cautiously conclude that early surgery used for active native infective endocarditis could reduce in-hospital mortality, follow-up mortality, and IE-related mortality.
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