Table 3.

Reason for ED visit in the 12-months following baseline ED visit for cocaine-associated chest pain

ED Visit Chief Complaint	Number of participants who returned to the ED N =219 (%)	Number of ED Visits	ED visits resulting in hospitalization
Cardiac		104	15
Chest pain	51 (23%)	100	12
Elevated Troponin	0	-	-
Positive cocaine at ED visit++	N=34/51 (66%)	N=51/100 (51%)	-
Pulmonary Edema/CHF	3 (1%)	4	3
Non Cardiac
Other Medical	--	178	7
Musculoskeletal**	45 (21%)	60	0
Wound Care /Abscess	12 (5%)	13	0
Abdominal Pain / Flank	18 (8 %)	27	2
CVA / TIA	2 (1%)	2	2
Pulmonary / Asthma / URI	34 (16%)	53	3
Gynecological/Urological/STDs	19 (9 %)	23	0
Injury	--	83	4
Unintentional	43 (20%)	53	2
Intentional***	22(10%)	30	2
Psych	--	31	6
Depression / Suicidal Ideation Psychosis / Anxiety	18 (8 %)	26	2
Acute Intoxication / Overdose	(5%)	15	4
Other **	12 (5%)	19	2
Total	143 (65%)	415	34

⁺⁺13 visits had a documented negative Urine cocaine screen. 44 visits had incomplete urine drug screens (urine not given). Some patients returned multiple times. Study analysis at subject level(N)

^**Includes Dental Pain, Headache, and Back Pain.

^***2 participants were admitted to Surgery after Gun Shot Wounds. One fatality in ED from Gun Shot Wound

^**Includes Hives, Acute Venous Thrombosis, Medication Refill, Elevated Blood Sugar