Risk Factors For Hospital Mortality In Acute Myocardial Infarction Analysis

Objective:To explore the independent risk factors associated with hospital mortality. Methods:We selected614cases diagnosed acute myocardial infarction during from2011to2013in our hospital. According to the patients with AMI hospitalization alive or not, it was divided into death group (62cases) and survival group (552cases), and we contrasted the clinical characteristics, risk factors and mortality of two groups. Results:Patients complicated with fatal arrhythmia among the62patients I(66.58±12.867)years and62.9%male] was10.10%(62/614) during the AMI hospitalization. We found that the independent risk factors associated with hospital death of acute myocardial infarction were age (OR=3.065,95%CI:1.188-7.915), heart rate (OR=2.836,95%CI:1.405-5.722), gender (OR=2.775,95%CI:1.186-3.184), glucose (OR=1.943,95%CI:1.186-3.184), KILLIP class (OR=6.74,95%CI:2.804-16.2) using multivariate logistic regression analysis. Conclusion: age, heart rate, blood glucose, gender, KILLIP class may be the independent death risk factors of acute myocardial infarction.