Table 1.
Patient | Age | Presentation | Stress Test | LV function | Severity CAD | Co-morbitity | Drug therapy | NZ score | ACRE score |
A | 54 | Unstable | Positive | Good | 3VD | Mild asthma | Oral ×3 | 69 | CABG |
B | 65 | Stable | Positive | Good | 3VD incl LMS | Obese | Oral ×2 | 60 | CABG |
C | 74 | Unstable | Not done | Good | 3VD excl prox LAD | Rheumatoid | Oralx3 | 60 | CABG or PCI |
D | 61 | Stable | Positive | Good | 3VD | Osteoarthritis | Oral ×2 | 65 | CABG |
E | 64 | Stable | Positive | Good | 3VD | Obese, HBP | Oral ×2 | 30 | CABG |
F | 67 | Stable | Positive | Moderate | 2VD excl prox LAD | None | Oral ×1 | 43 | Uncertain |
Key : Stress test – exercise test, positive is defined as >2 mm ST depression, CAD – coronary artery disease, VD – vessel disease, LMS – left main stem, LAD – left anterior descending artery, exc – excluding, prox – proximal, NZ score – New Zealand score (>35 merits revascularisation) [8], HBP – hypertension, Drug therapy – oral – 1,2 or 3 oral anti-anginal drugs, ACRE score (see reference 9), CABG – coronary artery by-pass grafting, PCI – percutaneous coronary intervention.