Gender variations in acute aortic dissection: insights from a retrospective cohort analysis

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Retrospective cohort study reveals gender disparities in diabetes rates and presentation age in aortic dissection patients.

Females presented older with a higher prevalence of diabetes, indicating important gender-related health disparities.
Delay in admission was longer for females, at 4.0 hours compared to 2.4 hours in males, potentially affecting outcomes.
Complications such as heart failure were more common in females, though overall mortality rates were similar between genders.
Age emerged as a significant risk factor for mortality in aortic dissection cases, highlighting the need for tailored strategies.

Andishmand et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective cohort study reveals gender disparities in diabetes rates and presentation age in aortic dissection patients.

Females presented older with a higher prevalence of diabetes, indicating important gender-related health disparities.
Delay in admission was longer for females, at 4.0 hours compared to 2.4 hours in males, potentially affecting outcomes.
Complications such as heart failure were more common in females, though overall mortality rates were similar between genders.
Age emerged as a significant risk factor for mortality in aortic dissection cases, highlighting the need for tailored strategies.

Andishmand et al. (2025) studied this question.

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