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Morning peak and high prevalence of pulmonary embolism and psychiatric disorders in women with sudden cardiac arrest: results from the ReCaPTa study.
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Background: Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in women remains understudied, often leading to generalised approaches. We aimed to identify sex-specific differences in the clinical profile, risk factors, and causes of SCA to guide targeted interventions. Methods: This prospective population-based study (ReCaPTa) analysed out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in a region of Spain (2014-2017). Data were triangulated from Emergency Medical Services, hospital records, and forensic autopsies. SCA was defined as an unexpected cardiac arrest, with a presumed cardiac cause, occurring within 1 h of symptom onset or seen to be alive and well within the last 24 h. Results: Of 639 SCA cases, 191 (29.9%) were women. Compared with men, women were older (74 vs 66 years, Conclusion: Compared with men, women with SCA exhibited a disproportionately higher burden of PE and a greater involvement of psychotropic drugs and toxic substances.
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