2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ajem.2022.05.049
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Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on patients with cardio/cerebrovascular disease who visit the emergency department

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“…The remarkable increase in toxic cause can be explained by increased depression, suicidal ideation, and resultant suicidal attempts in AC [27,28]. Recent studies suggested that the incidence of stroke had decreased, and the patients were dispersed in AC [24,29,30]. In this study, the rating of the etiologies of ALC in the ER reflects the reality: more depression and suicides but fewer strokes in AC than in BC.…”
Section: A a B Bmentioning
confidence: 67%
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“…The remarkable increase in toxic cause can be explained by increased depression, suicidal ideation, and resultant suicidal attempts in AC [27,28]. Recent studies suggested that the incidence of stroke had decreased, and the patients were dispersed in AC [24,29,30]. In this study, the rating of the etiologies of ALC in the ER reflects the reality: more depression and suicides but fewer strokes in AC than in BC.…”
Section: A a B Bmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…A few studies adopted a contrived definition of AC, with the number 2020 representing the year in the calendar rather than any medical gauge [18]. In addition, many disease-or condition-specific investigations have compared BC and AC, such as pneumonia [22], stroke [23,24], and suicide [25,26]. In contrast, few studies have evaluated ALC in the ER and compared BC and AC.…”
Section: A a B Bmentioning
confidence: 99%