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Table 3.

Population Characteristics of Women in High-Risk vs. Not High-Risk Groups

Variable	Not High-Risk (n=75)	High-Risk (n=25)
Black or Hispanic (%)	25	44
Age (years) (mean±SD)^†	58±11	55±11
Hypertension (%)	67	64
Dyslipidemia (%)	53	60
History of Smoking (%)	40^§	68^§
Obesity (Body Mass Index ≥30) (%)	36^§	60^§
Diabetes Mellitus (%)	17	28
Typical Angina Presentation (%)	36	28
Family History of Premature CAD^* (%)	75	79
Coronary artery stenosis (%)(mean±SD)^†	19±20	20±20
Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction (%)(mean±SD)^†	65±7^#	57±102^#
Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction less than 55% (%)	9^#	32^#
Resting Heart Rate (BPM)^‡ (mean±SD)^†	66±12^§	72±16^§
Hyperemic Heart Rate (BPM)^‡ (mean±SD)^†	82±13^§	90±13^§
Systolic Blood Pressure (mean±SD)^†	135±21	144±25
Diastolic Blood Pressure (mean±SD)^†	73±11^§	79±8^§
ATP III 10 year risk of MI^**	4.7±4.5	3.8±3.4

CAD=coronary artery disease,

^†

SD = standard deviation,

^‡

Beats per minute,

^**

Adult Treatment Panel,

^§

indicates a p values less than 0.05 and

indicates a p value less than 0.001 between not high-risk and high-risk groups