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. 2024 Nov 30;14(23):2705. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics14232705

Table A1.

Comparison of clinical background data between patients with arterial occlusive AMI and SBO.

Arterial Occlusive AMI (n = 231) SBO (n = 128) p-Value
Age, years (median, IQR) 71 (60–80) 70 (58–80) 0.47
Female gender (%) 100 (43.3) 67/125 (53.6) 0.063
Body Mass Index, kg/m2 (median, IQR) 24.4 (21.3–27.7) (n = 180) 24.2 (20.3–28.1) (n = 101) 0.78
Disability (%) 49/219 (22.4) 32/121 (26.4) 0.040
Current smoking (%) 70/180 (38.9) 20/99 (20.2) 0.001
Atherosclerotic disease (%) 100/217 (46.1) 35/122 (28.7) 0.002
Hypertension (%) 166/224 (74.1) 70/125 (56.0) <0.001
Myocardial infarction (%) 48/221 (21.7) 10/124 (8.1) 0.001
Previous thromboembolic arterial event (%) 25/214 (11.7) 3/124 (2.4) 0.003
Charlson comorbidity index (median, IQR) 4 (3–6) (n = 212) 4 (2–5) (n = 121) 0.001
Anticoagulant drugs (%) 70/217 (32.3) 25/127 (19.7) 0.012
Antiplatelet drugs (%) 77/212 (36.3) 30/126 (23.8) 0.017
Statins (%) 76/213 (35.7) 36/126 (28.6) 0.18

AMI; acute mesenteric ischemia, SBO; strangulating bowel obstruction, IQR; interquartile range.