Key result
Standardized cardiovascular surgery registry successfully tracks 5-year mortality and postoperative outcomes.
Why the study?
A computerized clinical registry with standardized variables was needed to verify mortality and significant surgical outcomes after cardiovascular surgeries over short-, medium-, and long-term periods.
Observational
No
The implementation of a standardized clinical registry for cardiovascular surgeries enables reproducible evaluation of surgical outcomes, quality of care, and data integration among health institutions.
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Supports standardized CV surgery outcome tracking; leaves open whether registry data will improve risk stratification or guide practice changes.
Santarém et al. (2019) conducted an observational in Cardiovascular surgery. Cardiovascular surgery was evaluated on Mortality and incidence of significant surgical outcomes. A computerized clinical registry for adult patients undergoing cardiovascular surgery was implemented using international standards to track mortality and surgical outcomes for up to five years.
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