Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms in the 1990s: Resource Utilization, Long-Term Survival, and Quality of Life After Repair

Keyphrases

• Functional Status 100%
• Quality of Life 100%
• Long-term Survival 100%
• Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (rAAA) 100%
• Resource Utilization 100%
• Survivors 66%
• Surgical Repair 66%
• Medical Outcomes Study Short form-36 66%
• Total Hospital Costs 66%
• Resource Use 33%
• Risk Factors 33%
• Renal Failure 33%
• In-hospital Mortality 33%
• Intensive Care Unit 33%
• Hospital Costs 33%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Lethal Infection 33%
• Retrospective Review 33%
• No Significant Difference 33%
• Hematocrit 33%
• Transfusion Requirements 33%
• In-hospital Outcomes 33%
• Follow-up Time 33%
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 33%
• Non-survivors 33%
• Blood Bank 33%
• Bank Costs 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Quality of Life 100%
• Hospital Cost 100%
• Functional Status 100%
• Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm 100%
• Long Term Survival 100%
• Short Form 36 66%
• Intensive Care Unit 33%
• Perioperative 33%
• Resuscitation 33%
• Kidney Failure 33%
• Blood Bank 33%
• Mortality Rate 33%
• Hospital Mortality 33%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Hematocrit 33%
• Diseases 33%