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Stephan Koter Tina U. Cohnert Korbinian B. Hindermayr Jörg Lindenmann Maximilian Brückner Wolfgang K. Oswald Georg Werkgartner Doris Wagner 《Journal of vascular surgery》2019,69(4):1227-1232
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Low psoas muscle area is shown to be an indicator for worse postoperative outcome in patients undergoing vascular surgical. Additionally, it has been associated with longer durations of hospital stay in patients with cancer who undergo surgery and subsequently greater health care costs in Europe and the United States. We sought to evaluate this effect on hospital expenditure for patients undergoing vascular repair in a health care system with universal access.Methods
Skeletal muscle mass was assessed on preoperative abdominal computed tomography scans of patients undergoing open aortic aneurysm repair in a retrospective fashion. The skeletal muscle index (SMI) was used to define low muscle mass. Health care costs were obtained for all patients and the relationship between a low SMI and higher costs was explored using linear regression and cross-sectional analysis.Results
We included 156 patients (81.5% male) with a median age of 72 years undergoing elective surgery for infrarenal abdominal aortic aneurysm in this analysis. The median SMI for patients with low skeletal muscle mass was 53.21 cm2/kg and for patients without, 70.07 cm2/kg. Hospital duration of stay was 2 days longer in patients with low skeletal muscle mass as compared with patients with normal (14 days vs 11 days; P = .001), as was duration of intensive care stay (3 days vs 1 day; P = .01). The median overall hospital costs were €10,460 higher for patients with a low SMI as compared with patients with a normal physical constitution (€53,739 [interquartile range, €45,007-€62,471] vs €43,279 [interquartile range, €39,509-€47,049]; P = .001). After confounder adjustment, a low SMI was associated with a 14.68% cost increase in overall hospital costs, for a cost increase of €6521.Conclusions
Low skeletal muscle mass is independently associated with higher hospital as well as intensive care costs in patients undergoing elective aortic aneurysm repair. Strategies to reduce this risk factor are warranted for these patients. 相似文献7.
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Miguel A. Sanz Pau Montesinos Haesook T. Kim Guillermo J. Ruiz-Argüelles María S. Undurraga María R. Uriarte Lem Martínez Rafael H. Jacomo Homero Gutiérrez-Aguirre Raul A. M. Melo Rosane Bittencourt Ricardo Pasquini Katia Pagnano Evandro M. Fagundes Edo Vellenga Alexandra Holowiecka Ana J. González-Huerta Pascual Fernández Javier De la Serna Salut Brunet Elena De Lisa José González-Campos José M. Ribera Isabel Krsnik Arnold Ganser Nancy Berliner Raul C. Ribeiro Francesco Lo-Coco Bob L?wenberg Eduardo M. Rego 《Annals of hematology》2015,94(8):1347-1356