SYNTAX score and complete revascularization as predictors of return-to-work and one-year prognosis after first acute coronary syndrome

Key Points

• To investigate how syntax score and complete revascularization affect return-to-work and one-year outcomes after an acute coronary syndrome event.
• Analyzed patients with first acute coronary syndrome
• Assessed syntax scores and revascularization status
• Evaluated return-to-work status after one year
• Used statistical analysis to determine predictors.
• Higher syntax scores correlated with poorer return-to-work rates
• Complete revascularization generally improved one-year prognosis
• Patients successfully revascularized had significantly better rates of returning to work.