Key result
Among 370 patients with coronary thrombosis followed for up to 17 years, 22% experienced the occlusive episode under unspecified conditions (abstract truncated).
Population
370 patients who had coronary thrombosis at the Mayo Clinic
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
from a few minutes to seventeen years
Authors
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Historical cohort data on post-thrombosis outcomes remain hypothesis-generating; leaves open relevance to modern reperfusion-era management.
Cohort (n=370)
No
This historical study aimed to provide objective data on the life expectancy of patients following coronary thrombosis, challenging prevailing pessimistic clinical impressions.
Fredrick A. Willius (1936) conducted a cohort in Coronary thrombosis (n=370). Coronary thrombosis was evaluated on Life expectancy. Among 370 patients with coronary thrombosis followed for up to 17 years, 22% experienced the occlusive episode under unspecified conditions (abstract truncated).
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