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Trend In Acute Coronary Syndrome

Trend In Acute Coronary Syndrome

Lessons from an undisclosed NHS Trust

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Dec 03, 2021
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Following on from my post of 25th November revealing the startling results of Dr Steven Gundry (link below) I thought it timely to finish processing the ECDS dataset I have for the period Jan – Sep 2021 for an undisclosed and somewhat substantial UK NHS Trust. I excluded all emergency admissions under the age of 12 years and chose the period 2nd Jan – 24th to ensure complete weeks. I now attach a slide revealing the crude trend in Acute Coronary Syndrome as a percentage of all daily admissions.

Not having access to historic data or data from other NHS Trusts it is difficult to determine exactly what this means but one thing is for certain and that is we are not seeing a sustained increase in these cases over time. There’s a hump for Feb – Mar that pushes intake above the grand mean of 1.22% and that’s about it.

Obviously I have not taken account of age, gender, co-morbidities, method of arrival, outcome and all that jazz which is why I call this a ‘crude’ trend. The crude trend is suppo…

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