Myocardial infarction due to cardiovascular blockage is a common life-threatening clinical condition and its prognosis is often related to the different sites of vascular disease where occlusion occurs in patients, whether coronary intervention or thrombolytic therapy is performed in a timely manner, and also closely related to patient compliance with post-operative medication.
The disease has a high mortality rate and is one of the most common clinical emergencies, so those who are treated promptly and effectively with standardized care have a relatively good prognosis and a high probability of survival, while those who fail to be treated and identified early or with severe complications often have a poor prognosis.