Division of Internal Medicine 1 (University Hospital Krems)

Medicine and Dentistry

1. Patient 100%
2. Heart Failure 74%
3. New York Heart Association Class 27%
4. Defibrillator 23%
5. Lesion 20%
6. Mortality 19%
7. Occlusion 19%
8. Age 18%
9. Percutaneous Aortic Valve Replacement 18%
10. Everolimus 17%
11. Pregnancy 16%
12. Lead 16%
13. Heart Left Ventricle Filling Pressure 16%
14. Blood Pressure 16%
15. Position 16%
16. Smoking 16%
17. Survival 16%
18. Inpatient 16%
19. Basic Life Support 14%
20. Stent 14%
21. Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Hypertension 13%
22. Infarction 13%
23. Analysis 12%
24. Heart Surgery 12%
25. Cardiology 12%
26. Pharmacist 11%
27. Combination Therapy 11%
28. Protocol Compliance 11%
29. Percutaneous Coronary Intervention 10%
30. ST Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction 10%
31. Pressure Control 9%
32. Follow up 9%
33. Female 9%
34. Awareness 9%
35. Angioplasty 9%
36. Major Adverse Cardiac Event 8%
37. Male 8%
38. Contrast Medium 8%
39. Radiation Exposure 8%
40. Chemotherapeutic Agent 8%
41. Drug 8%
42. Obstetric Delivery 8%
43. Heart Failure 8%
44. Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention 8%
45. Relative Survival 7%
46. Death 7%
47. Blood Pressure Reduction 7%
48. Adjustment 6%
49. Morbidity 6%
50. Optical Coherence Tomography 6%
51. Hypertension 6%
52. Stent Malapposition 6%
53. Polymer 6%
54. Diastolic Dysfunction 6%
55. Phenotype 6%
56. Cardiac Dysrhythmia 6%
57. Development 6%
58. Atrial Fibrillation 6%
59. Lung Artery Pressure 6%
60. Valvular Heart Disease 6%
61. Association 5%
62. Drug-Eluting Stent 5%
63. Consensus 5%
64. Predictor 5%
65. Coronary Occlusion 5%
66. Cause of Death 5%
67. Diagnosis 5%
68. Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest 5%