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Mrs Hege Andersen

Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL), Bergen (Norway)
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Hege Andersen has a bachelor's degree in nursing since 1996. She is a specialist nurse in cardiology nursing with a master's degree since 2013. She is currently a PhD candidate at Western Norway University of Applied Sience. Hege Andersen is particularly interested in sleep disorders and postoperative delirium in patients over 80 years of age with severe aortic stenosis, who have undergone treatment with either transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) or traditional surgical treatment (AVR). She has extensive clinical experience with cardiac and thoracic surgical patients. Research area; postoperative sleep disturbances, delirium, invasive or surgical treatment of elderly patients with aortic stenosis. Menber of PROCARD- Patient Reported Outcomes in Cardiology, research group.
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Baseline frailty predicts 10-year survival in octogenarian patients after aortic valve replacement
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Baseline frailty predicts 10-year survival in octogenarian patients after aortic valve replacement
The inherent dangers of pericardial fluid following cardiac surgery  a clinical case.
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The inherent dangers of pericardial fluid following cardiac surgery a clinical case.
Octogenarian patients experiences with hypnotics in relation to sleep disturbances and delirium after aortic valve therapy
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Octogenarian patients experiences with hypnotics in relation to sleep disturbances and delirium after aortic valve therapy
Factors associated with disturbances in sleep-wake pattern in octogenarian patients in the early postoperative phase after surgical aortic valve replacement
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Factors associated with disturbances in sleep-wake pattern in octogenarian patients in the early postoperative phase after surgical aortic valve replacement
Factors affecting in-hospital sleep-wake pattern in octogenarians during the early postoperative phase after transcutaneous aortic valve replacement
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Factors affecting in-hospital sleep-wake pattern in octogenarians during the early postoperative phase after transcutaneous aortic valve replacement
Gender differences regarding in-hospital sleep-wake pattern in octogenarians during the early postoperative phase after aortic valve therapy
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Gender differences regarding in-hospital sleep-wake pattern in octogenarians during the early postoperative phase after aortic valve therapy

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