This study also highlights a clear trend where younger patients, with an average age of 45.25 years, were more likely to undergo surgical intervention compared to their older counterparts, who had an average age of 55.82 years and were predominantly managed conservatively.
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Comorbidities, Treatment and Survival Rates of Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Hypertension in a Regional Centre.
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