Thomas W E, Byfield D M, Ring N P, Sheard S C, Stephenson R N, Baird R N
Acta Chir Scand. 1983;149(2):127-32.
There were 750 arterial reconstructions and 2134 major amputations in hospitals within the South West Regional Health Authority (SWRHA) from 1974-1978, according to a Hospital Activity Analysis (HAA) based survey of all patients undergoing these operations for atherosclerotic limb ischaemia. Those undergoing arterial reconstruction fared better than amputees in terms of hospital mortality (5.2% vs. 21%) and length of hospital stay (21.4 days vs. 47 days). Comparison of the HAA results with case records and operating theatre books at Bristol Royal Infirmary showed a failure-of-inclusion rate of 10% for arterial reconstructions and 9.3% for amputations. There was a difference in the proportion of arterial reconstructions to major amputations (2.5:1) at Bristol Royal Infirmary compared with SWRHA hospitals (1:3), but hospital stay and operative mortality were similar.
根据一项基于医院活动分析(HAA)对所有因肢体动脉硬化性缺血接受这些手术的患者进行的调查,1974年至1978年期间,西南地区卫生局(SWRHA)下属医院进行了750例动脉重建手术和2134例大截肢手术。在医院死亡率(5.2%对21%)和住院时间(21.4天对47天)方面,接受动脉重建手术的患者比截肢患者情况更好。将HAA结果与布里斯托尔皇家医院的病例记录和手术室登记簿进行比较,结果显示动脉重建手术的漏报率为10%,截肢手术的漏报率为9.3%。与SWRHA医院(1:3)相比,布里斯托尔皇家医院的动脉重建手术与大截肢手术的比例存在差异(2.5:1),但住院时间和手术死亡率相似。