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. 2022 Oct 21;18(9):719–728. doi: 10.4244/EIJ-D-22-00043

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the total study population and across the different groups defined by normal/abnormal CFR and MR.

Total CFR ≥2.5 CFR <2.5 p-value across CFR groups
MR low MR high p-value MR low MR high p-value
Patients N=1,102 N=420 N=112 N=344 N=226
Demographics
Age, yrs 63 (62-64) 61 (60-62) 62 (60-64) 0.336 64 (63-65) 66 (64-67) 0.322 <0.005
Male sex, % 69 (62-73) 69 (65-74) 72 (62-79) 0.650 64 (59-69) 72 (65-77) 0.427 0.105
BMI, kg/m2 26 (25–26) 25 (25–25) 26 (26–27) 0.007 26 (25–26) 26 (25–26) 0.523 0.263
LVEF, % 61 (59–62) 62 (61–63) 62 (60–63) 0.966 60 (59–61) 60 (60–62) 0.976 0.005
Coronary risk factors
Hypertension, % 58 (52-63) 52 (47-57) 62 (52-71) 0.147 58 (53-63) 66 (59-72) 0.044 0.008
Diabetes, % 24 (19-29) 22 (18-26) 22 (15-32) 0.712 26 (21-31) 24 (19-30) 0.645 0.158
Hyperlipidaemia, % 62 (57-68) 60 (55-65) 56 (46-65) 0.463 65 (59-69) 65 (59-71) 0.735 0.171
Positive family history, % 37 (32-47) 35 (31-40) 35 (26-46) 0.575 37 (32-43) 41 (34-48) 0.425 0.211
Current smoking, % 22 (17-27) 22 (18-27) 24 (16-34) 0.902 21 (17-26) 22 (17-28) 0.620 0.577
Prior myocardial infarction, % 14 (11-19) 12 (9-16) 14 (8-22) 0.643 16 (13-21) 17 (13-23) 0.749 0.020
Prior coronary intervention, % 21 (17-27) 20 (16-25) 20 (13-29) 0.702 24 (20-29) 18 (13-24) 0.390 0.560
Medication
Aspirin, % 78 (73-83) 80 (76-84) 78 (68-85) 0.231 77 (72-82) 78 (71-83) 0.986 0.597
ACE inhibitor, % 38 (33-44) 35 (30-39) 46 (36-56) 0.124 38 (33-44) 40 (34-47) 0.533 0.287
Beta blocker, % 46 (40-52) 43 (39-48) 41 (32-52) 0.455 47 (41-53) 52 (45-59) 0.541 0.058
Calcium antagonist, % 39 (33-45) 36 (32-41) 41 (32-52) 0.388 38 (32-43) 44 (37-51) 0.171 0.345
Nitrates, % 36 (30-42) 36 (32-42) 31 (22-41) 0.501 35 (30-41) 39 (32-46) 0.453 0.648
Data presented as n (%) or mean±standard deviation. BMI: body mass index; CFR: coronary flow reserve; LVEF: left ventricular ejection fraction; MR: minimal micorvascular resistance