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. 2006 Apr 18;92(10):1473–1479. doi: 10.1136/hrt.2005.060541

Table 2 Baseline and angiographic predictors of the planned procedure in the intervention group.

Medical (n = 355) PCI (n = 314) CABG (n = 194)
Number of significantly diseased vessels
 0 183 (98%) 3 (2%) 0 (0%)
 1 80 (29%) 194 (69%) 6 (2%)
 2 47 (23%) 97 (47%) 63 (30%)
 3 43 (24%) 20 (11%) 124 (66%)
Age (years)
 <60 157 (47%) 122 (37%) 52 (16%)
 60–69 113 (37%) 122 (40%) 73 (24%)
 ⩾70 85 (38%) 70 (31%) 69 (31%)
Sex
 Men 166 (32%) 202 (39%) 154 (30%)
 Women 189 (55%) 112 (33%) 40 (12%)
Smoker
 Never 110 (52%) 65 (31%) 38 (18%)
 Former 143 (36%) 144 (37%) 106 (27%)
 Current 102 (40%) 105 (41%) 50 (19%)
Angina grade before admission
 0 119 (43%) 109 (39%) 48 (17%)
 1–2 111 (39%) 103 (36%) 69 (24%)
 3–4 124 (41%) 102 (34%) 77 (25%)
Previous myocardial infarction
 No 251 (41%) 242 (40%) 119 (19%)
 Yes 104 (41%) 72 (29%) 75 (30%)
Diabetes
 No 316 (43%) 266 (36%) 158 (21%)
 Yes 39 (32%) 48 (39%) 36 (29%)

Of the 865 with angiogram, one patient died and one had a major cerebrovascular accident and then died. Hence no procedure was planned. The denominator for this table is therefore 863. A further three had no details of the extent of the disease.

CABG, coronary artery bypass graft; PCI, percutaneous coronary intervention.