Univariate analysis of venographic and procedural factors associated with 24-month primary patency.

<p>Univariate analysis of venographic and procedural factors associated with 24-month primary patency.</p>

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Autor principal:	Chang Hoon Oh (16786347) (author)
Otros Autores:	In Chul Nam (11307676) (author), Doo Ri Kim (14059684) (author), Jung Ho Won (7871465) (author), Hyoung Nam Lee (14106504) (author), Sung-Joon Park (548075) (author), Youngjong Cho (10052659) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Materias:	Biochemistry Medicine Cell Biology Molecular Biology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Infectious Diseases multivariate cox model kaplan &# 8211 iliofemoral dvt secondary effective anatomical resolution 28 – 19 month venous patency related confounding factors meier survival analysis term venous patency independently predict patency hr ]= 5 term patency reduced patency procedural factors independently associated xlink "> whereas 17 venographic findings univariate analysis thurner syndrome stent placement stent deployment prospective studies prognostic significance prognostic impact primary outcome persistent collaterals likely due january 2011 independent predictor hazard ratio confidence interval better outcomes april 2023 05 ). 021 ).
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