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. 2023 Jun 28;15:72–80. doi: 10.1016/j.xjon.2023.06.007

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of minimally invasive cardiac surgery and full sternotomy patients by procedure type

Characteristic Surgical approach
P value ⍺ = 0.05
Full sternotomy (n = 124) Minimally-invasive surgery (n = 368)
Baseline demographics
 Age (y) 63 (55-70) 66 (58-73) 0.014
 Female 37 (29.84) 165 (44.84) 0.004
 Hispanic ethnicity 18 (14.52) 28 (7.61) 0.013
 Race 0.265
 White 61 (49.19) 211 (57.65)
 Black 11 (8.87) 17 (4.64)
 Asian 5 (4.03) 16 (4.37)
 Other (eg, Hispanic ethnicity) 44 (35.48) 106 (28.96)
Clinical characteristics
 Atrial fibrillation 14 (11.48) 77 (21.15) 0.018
 Body mass index 27.98 (24.28-33.23) 27.68 (24.38-31.63) 0.452
 Congestive heart failure 39 (31.45) 94 (25.54) 0.200
 Prior CVA 2 (1.63) 14 (5.34) 0.088
 Cerebrovascular disease 17 (13.71) 40 (10.87) 0.153
 Chronic lung disease ≥ moderate 21 (16.91) 28 (7.61) 0.003
 Chronic renal failure 2 (1.61) 7 (1.90) 0.835
 Cigarette smoking 0.734
 History 41 (33.06) 113 (30.71)
 Current at time of surgery 14 (11.29) 32 (8.70)
 Diabetes mellitus 32 (25.81) 74 (20.11) 0.182
 Ejection fraction (%) 58 (55-63) 60 (55-63) 0.639
 Hypertension n (%) 98 (79.03) 277 (75.27) 0.395
 Hypercholesterolemia n (%) 38 (30.89) 179 (49.18) <0.001
 NYHA functional class ≥III 25 (20.16) 58 (15.76) 0.258
 STS PROM score (%) 1.36 (0.7-2.99) 1.32 (0.87-2.25) 0.733

Values are presented as median (interquartile range) or n (%). CVA, Cerebrovascular accident; NYHA, New York Heart Association; STS PROM, Society of Thoracic Surgeons predictive risk of mortality.

All bold font indicates statistically significant difference at a P-value of 0.05.