Clinical investigationCircadian, day-of-week, and seasonal variability in myocardial infarction: Comparison between working and retired patients
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2019, International Journal of CardiologyCitation Excerpt :Light, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure may all impact significantly on neurobiology, hormone physiology and cardiovascular functions [6]. Accordingly, seasonal and circadian changes in the incidence and severity of cardiovascular disease have been reported for several conditions such as angina, pulmonary thromboembolism, aneurysmal rupture, and sudden cardiac death [4,7–9]. Most studies reported so far on the association between coronary atherothrombosis and climate have highlighted a J- or U-shaped association, with increased risk for temperatures which are too high or too low, whereas limited and conflicting data are available for humidity, pressure and rainfall [4,7,10–14].
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2019, International Journal of CardiologyCitation Excerpt :In addition, the role of temperature and weather has also been explored [5,6,16]. Although already several studies published results about seasonal variability of incidence and short-term mortality (for a number of different countries) [5,6,11–13,17,18], our objectives were to investigate both incidence and mortality in the German nationwide inpatients sample with >3 million included MI cases and in this context to address unanswered questions regarding possible sex-specific differences. We aimed to assess whether incidence and in-hospital mortality changed during different seasons and temperatures and seasonal variation differed in males and females.
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