Vol 8, Issue 5
Pages 420–427
Published: 07 Oct 2024
Silar Khan Mayana*, 1, Suresh V Patted2, Sanjay C Porwal2, Sameer Ambar2, Prasad M2, Vijay metgudmath2, Vishwanath2, Suhasini2, Ramneek Mittal2
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Citation: Silar Khan Mayana, Suresh V Patted, Sanjay C Porwal, Sameer Ambar, Prasad M, Vijay metgudmath, Vishwanath, Suhasini, Ramneek Mittal. Acute Coronary Syndrome Profile in Human Immunodeficiency Virus (Hiv) Patients at A Tertiary Hospital in South India: A Retrospective 10-Year Study. Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine. 8 (2024): 420-427.
DOI: 10.26502/fccm.92920402
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Abstract
Individuals with HIV are increasingly affected by non-communicable diseases such as coronary artery disease. 6.5-15% of mortality in this population is attributable to cardiovascular disease. The angiographic pattern of coronary artery disease (CAD) in patients with HIV is unknown Data from high-income countries show a different risk factor profile. However, such data is lacking in the Indian population. Therefore, we sought to describe the angiographic features and burden of CAD in patients with HIV compared to those without HIV infection.
Keywords
Acute coronary syndrome, HIV infection, coronary intervention, etc
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1. Introduction