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Characterization of Factors Associated With Death in Deceased Patients With Mitochondrial Disorders
Ivaniuk, Alina , Anselm, Irina , Bowen, Aaron B. , Cohen, Bruce H. , Eminoğlu, Fatma Tuba , Estrella, Jane , Gallagher, Renata C. , Gannon, Jennifer , Gorman, Gráinne S. , Greene, Carol L. , Haas, Richard , Kapoor, Seema , Karaa, Amel , Koenig, Mary Kay , Kornblum, Cornelia , Lichter‐Konecki, Uta , Lopriore, Piervito , McFarland, Robert , Moe, Aye , Ng, Yi Shiau , Saneto, Russell P. , Scaglia, Fernando , Tarnopolsky, Mark A. , Walker, Melissa , Group, as the Hong Kong Mitochondrial Diseases Interest, Fung, Cheuk Wing , Wong, Tsz-sum, Belaramani, Kiran , Chan, Chun-kong , Chan, Wing-ki, Chan, Wai-lun Larry, Cheung, H. M. E., Cheung, Ka-yin, Chang, Richard Shek‐kwan , Cheung, Sing-ngai, Cheung, Tsz-Fung, Cheung, Yuk-fai, Chong, Shuk-ching Josephine, Chow, Chi-kwan Jasmine , Fan, Florence , Fok, Wai-ming Joshua , Fung, Tsui-hang Sharon , Hui, Kwok-fai, Hui, Ting-hin, Ko, Chun Hung, Kwan, Min-chung, Kwok, Anne Mei Kwun , Kwok, Sung-shing Jeffrey, Lai, Moon-sing, Lam, Yau-on, Lam, Ching‐Wan , Lau, Ming-chung, Law, Hiu-Fung, Lee, Wing‐Cheong , Leung, Kin-hang, Leung, Kit-yan, Li, Siu-hung, Ling, Tsz-ki, Liu, Kam Tim , Lui, Colin H. T., Luk, Ching-on, Luk, Ho‐Ming , Ma, Che-Kwan, Ma, Karen , Ma, Kam-hung , Mew, Yuen-ni, Mo, Alex, Hg, Sui-Fun, Poon, Grace Wing-kit , Sheng, Bun , Szeto, Cheuk-ling Charing, Tai, Shuk‐Mui, Tang, Jing-Liang, Tse, Choi-ting Alan , Tsung, Li-yan Lilian, Wong, Ho-ming June, Wong, Wing-yin Winnie, Wong, Kwok-kui, Wong, Suet-na Sheila , Wong, Chun-nei Virginia, Wong, Wai-shan Sammy, Wong, Chi-kin Felix, Wu, Shun-Ping, Wu, Hiu-fung Jerome , Yau, Man-Mut, Yau, Eric Kin Cheong , Yeung, Wai Lan , Yeung, Hon‐Ming Jonas , Yip, Kin-keung Edwin, Young, Pui-hong Terence, Yuan, Gao , Yuen, Yuet‐Ping , Yuen, Chi-lap, Anselm, Irina A , Bowen, Aaron , Ganetzky, Rebecca D , Gannon, Jennifer , Gorman, Grainne S , Greene, Carol , Gropman, Andrea L , Haas, Richard H , Hirano, Michio , Kapoor, Seema , Karaa, Amel , Koenig, Mary Kay , Kornblum, Cornelia , Kose, Engin , Larson, Austin A , Lichter-Konecki, Uta , Lopriore, Piervito , Mancuso, Michelangelo , McFarland, Robert , Moe, Aye Myat , Ng, Yi Shiau , Saneto, Russell P , Scaglia, Fernando , Sue, Carolyn M , Tarnopolsky, Mark , Walker, Melissa A , Parikh, Sumit , Cheuk-Wing, Fung , Wong, Tsz-Sum , Belaramani, Kiran , Chan, Chun-Kong , Chan, Wing-Ki , Chan, Wai-Lun Larry , Cheung, Hon-Wing , Cheung, Ka-Yin , Chang, Shek-Kwan , Cheung, Sing-Ngai , Cheung, Tsz-Fung , Cheung, Yuk-Fai , Chow, Chi-Kwan Jasmine , Chung, Hon-Yin B , Fan, Sin-Ying Florence , Fok, Wai-Ming Joshua , Fung, Tsui-Hang Sharon , Hui, Kwok-Fai , Hui, Ting-Hin , Hui, Joannie , Ko, Chun Hung , Kwan, Min-Chung , Kwok, Mei-Kwan Anne , Kwok, Sung-Shing Jeffrey , Lai, Moon-Sing , Lam, Yau-On , Lam, Ching-Wan , Lau, Ming-Chung , Law, Chun-Yiu Eric , Law, Hiu-Fung , Lee, Wing-Cheong , Leung, Kin-Hang , Leung, Kit-Yan , Li, Siu-Hung , Liu, Kam-Tim Timothy , Lo, Fai-Man , Lui, Colin , Luk, Ho-Ming , Ma, Che-Kwan , Ma, Karen , Ma, Kam-Hung , Mo, Alex , Hg, Sui-Fun , Poon, Wing-Kit Grace , Sheng, Bun , Tse, Choi-Ting Alan , Wong, Ho-Ming June , Wong, Wing-Yin Winnie , Wong, Kwok-Kui , Wong, Suet-Na Sheila , Wong, Chun-Nei Virginia , Wong, Wai-Shan Sammy , Wu, Hiu-Fung Jerome , Yau, Kin-Cheong Eric , Yeung, Wai-Lan , Yeung, Hon-Ming Jonas , Yip, Kin-Keung Edwin , Young, Pui-Hong Terence , Yuan, Gao , Yuen, Yuet-Ping Liz , Ivaniuk, Alina , Cohen, Bruce H , Ganetzky, Rebecca , Larson, Austin , Morava, Éva , Sue, Carolyn M. , Parikh, Sumit , Group, as the Hong Kong Mitochondrial Diseases Interest, Fong, Ka-Wing, Lee, Han‐Chih Hencher , Tang, Jing-Liang, Wu, Hui-Jun
Neurology | January 30, 2025 | Volume: 104 | Issue: 4 | Pages: No page available
Association of early repolarization pattern with cardiovascular outcomes in middle‐aged population: A cohort study
Cheng, Yun‐Jiu , Zhao, Xiaoxiao , Pan, Shun‐Ping, Pan, Jia‐Min, Li, Zhu-yu, Cheng, Yun‐Jiu , Zhang, Ming
Clinical Cardiology | October 26, 2020 | Volume: 43 | Issue: 12 | Pages: 1601-1608
10.1002/clc.23488
| PMID 33103793
AbstractBackgroundLarge cohort studies provide conflicting evidence regarding the prognostic value of early repolarization pattern (ERP) in the general population, complicated by the complex or heterogeneous definitions of ERP applied in different studies.HypothesisWe hypothesized that ERP was associated with increased cardiovascular risk with the definition of ERP recommended by the expert consensus statements.MethodsA total of 13673 middle‐aged subjects from the prospective, population‐based Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study were included in this analysis. Cox models were used to estimate the hazard ratios (HRs) adjusted for possible confounding factors. ERP was defined as ST‐segment elevation ≥0.1mV at the end of the QRS or J wave on the QRS downstroke in two or more contiguous leads.ResultsCompared with those without ERP, subjects with ERP had a significantly increased risk of developing sudden cardiac death (SCD) (HR, 1.48; 95% CI, 1.08–2.04) and death from coronary heart disease (CHD) (HR, 1.45; 95% CI, 1.10–1.92) after a median follow‐up of 20.1 years. ERP was significantly predictive of SCD in females, whites, younger people, and subjects with relatively low cardiovascular risk. ERP with ST‐segment elevation appeared to indicate poor cardiovascular outcomes. ERP was associated with an absolute risk increase of 93.3 additional SCDs per 100 000 person‐years.ConclusionsOur findings suggest that ERP was an independent predictor of SCD and CHD death in the middle‐aged biracial population.