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Marital status improves survival after orthotopic heart transplantation
Vernissia Tam
, George J. Arnaoutakis
, Timothy J. George
, Stuart D. Russell
,
Christian A. Merlo
, John V. Conte
,
William A. Baumgartner
, Ashish S. Shah
School of Medicine
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Marital Status
100%
Orthotopic Heart Transplantation
100%
5-year Survival
55%
Improved Outcomes
22%
Social Support
22%
Social Factors
11%
Hazard Ratio
11%
Body Mass Index
11%
Non-associated
11%
Clinical Data
11%
Medical Records
11%
Intensive Care Unit
11%
Multivariable
11%
Kaplan-Meier Method
11%
Regression Model
11%
Survival Benefit
11%
Improved Survival
11%
Kaplan-Meier Analysis
11%
Ventricular Assist Device
11%
National Registry
11%
Employment Status
11%
Living Arrangements
11%
Cox Analysis
11%
Grandparents
11%
Institutional Database
11%
1-year Mortality
11%
Risk Adjustment
11%
Hazard Regression
11%
Social Information
11%
95% Confidence Interval
11%
Solid Organ Transplantation
11%
Social Sciences
Social Support
100%
Marital Status
100%
Living Arrangements
50%
Risk Adjustment
50%
Organ Transplantation
50%
Social Information
50%
Education
50%
Confidence Interval
50%
Employment Status
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Marital Status
100%
Orthotopic Heart Transplantation
100%
Kaplan Meier Method
22%
Social Support
22%
Body Mass Index
11%
Medical Record
11%
Hazard Ratio
11%
Intensive Care Unit
11%
Ventricular Assist Device
11%
Solid Organ Transplantation
11%
Education
11%