Patient-oriented risk score for predicting death 1 year after myocardial infarction: the sweden risk score

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• who: Rebecca Tremain Rylance u200d and collaborators from the -u00adyear mortality was , (95% CIto, .84), and TIMI score was(95% CIto, .66), making the SweDen risk score a viable alternative for patients themselves to use. The chosen factors in these different scores are debatable. The SweDen risk score incorporated diabetes and previous and current smokers as separate factors, while the TIMI score only includes diabetes and current smokers if these are part of a combination of at least three, While systolic blood pressure was a factor in the GRACE score, we chose not to include it in . . .
  

   

  

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