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Cardiovascular Disease Risk Increases In Patients With Sepsis Or Pneumonia After Hospital Admission

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  • Cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk increased in patients with sepsis or pneumonia after hospital admission

  • CVD risk increases nearly six-fold in the first year after the ...Read More

Posted on : Friday, August 4, 2017 9:15 AM
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I wonder how much these retrospective results are influenced by a documentation bias or reporting bias. When a patient has an event [e.g. stroke] their history is carefully evaluated, and a risk factor in the past (e.g. pneumonia) is likely to be reported and documented in the EMR. Therefore you will always find more history (pneumonia) in patients having an event (stroke) than in patients not having the event, which leads us to conclude that pneumonia is a risk for stroke.
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