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1Impact De L’âge Sur Les Caractéristiques Et Le Devenir Des Patients Artériopathes Hospitalisés : Résultats Du Registre Copart

J.-M. Guilhem,J.-P. Cambou,V. Aboyans,P. Lacroix,J. Constans,E. Curaudeau,A. Bura-Rivière

2009Journal des Maladies Vasculaires（2009）

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2Traitement Médical Du Patient Atteint D'artériopathie Oblitérante Des Membres Inférieurs À La Sortie De L'hôpital : Adéquation Aux Recommandations (registre COPART I)

E. Beraut,J.-P. Cambou,J.-M. Guilhem,N. Vaysse,S. Labro,D. Severac,V. Bataille,H. Boccalon,A. Bura-Rivière

2007Journal des Maladies Vasculaires（2007）

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3L'artériopathie De La Femme: Résultats Du Registre COPART I

J.-P. Cambou,A. Bura-Rivière,V. Bataille,D. Severac,J.-M. Guilhem,N. Vaysse,S. Labro,E. Beraut,H. Boccalon

2007Journal des Maladies Vasculaires（2007）

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4Caractéristiques Et Devenir À Un an D'une Cohorte De Patients Artériopathes Hospitalisés : Premiers Résultats Du Registre COPART I

N. Vaysse,J.-P. Cambou,S. Labro,J.-M. Guilhem,D. Severac,H. Boccalon,A. Bura Rivière

Almost all patients with the most severe peripheral arterial diseases (PAD) patients are hospitalised. This means that the hospital is a particularly good place to observe the characteristics and outcome of PAD patients. It is for this reason that the hospitalised patient registry (COPART I) was created.From June 1st 2004 to May 31st 2005, we included 187 patients surviving at hospital discharge. As expected the majority were men (68.4%). The median age was 72 (+/- 13 years). Almost one third of the PAD of patients suffered from intermittent claudication and two thir (63,6%) from permanent ischemia. A large majority of this latter group had critical limb ischemia. We found a mortality rate of 17.1% at the on year follow-up. These deaths were mainly of cardiovascular origin (9.1%). Almost 2/3 of the deaths had already occurred by six months. One patient in four undergone major or minor amputation during the follow up 2/3 of them involving major amputation. This figure rose to fou patients in ten for critical limb disease. A previous history of both major and minor amputation is strongly related with new amputations (RR = (CI: 1.2-7.5) P = 0.02). After one year of follow-up, almost four patients in ten (42.6%) with permanent ischemia had died, undergone major amputation, or suffered an MI or an IS.Peripheral arterial disease remains a severe chronic disease linked to excess mortality of cardiovascular origin. Therefore patients should be given optimal treatment.

2007Annales de cardiologie et d'angéiologie（2007）引用：3

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5[Characteristics and One-Year Follow-Up of Patients with Peripheral Arterial Disease. Initial Results of the COPART I Registry].

N Vaysse,J P Cambou,S Labro,J M Guilhem,D Severac,H Boccalon,A Bura Rivière

INTRODUCTION:Almost all patients with the most severe peripheral arterial diseases (PAD) patients are hospitalised. This means that the hospital is a particularly good place to observe the characteristics and outcome of PAD patients. It is for this reason that the hospitalised patient registry (COPART I) was created.RESULTS:From June 1st 2004 to May 31st 2005, we included 187 patients surviving at hospital discharge. As expected the majority were men (68.4%). The median age was 72 (+/- 13 years). Almost one third of the PAD of patients suffered from intermittent claudication and two thir (63,6%) from permanent ischemia. A large majority of this latter group had critical limb ischemia. We found a mortality rate of 17.1% at the on year follow-up. These deaths were mainly of cardiovascular origin (9.1%). Almost 2/3 of the deaths had already occurred by six months. One patient in four undergone major or minor amputation during the follow up 2/3 of them involving major amputation. This figure rose to fou patients in ten for critical limb disease. A previous history of both major and minor amputation is strongly related with new amputations (RR = (CI: 1.2-7.5) P = 0.02). After one year of follow-up, almost four patients in ten (42.6%) with permanent ischemia had died, undergone major amputation, or suffered an MI or an IS.CONCLUSION:Peripheral arterial disease remains a severe chronic disease linked to excess mortality of cardiovascular origin. Therefore patients should be given optimal treatment.

2007Annales de cardiologie et d'angeiologie（2007）引用：23

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6Caractéristiques Et Pronostic Des Patients Artériopathes Hospitalisés: Résultats De La Cohorte Copart