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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Cardiol. 2012 May 24;110(5):736–740. doi: 10.1016/j.amjcard.2012.04.059

TABLE 4.

Clinical Features and Coronary Angiographic Data of Patients with Peripheral Vascular Disease Referred for Pre-Operative Coronary Angiography as Reported in the Literature

Reference No. (Year) No. of Patients Men/Women Mean age in years (range) Smoker Hypertension Diabetes Hyperlipidemia Peripheral territory Significant CAD§
22 (1972) 100 83 (83%)/17 (17%) 61 (39–81) 95 (95%) 48 (48%) 14 (14%) 36 (36%) AAA (n=28), LE (n=72) 21/28 (75%); 34/72 (47%)
9 (1987) 84 63 (75%)/21 (25%) 66 (51–79) 53 (63%) 54 (64%) 30 (36%) 37 (44%) AAA 30/39* (76%)
7 (1987) 42 39 (93%)/3 (7%) 67 (49–78) NR 15 (36%) 6 (14%) NR AAA 36 (86%)
8 (1992) 37 33 (89%)/4 (11%) 68 (53–76) 23 (62%) 20 (54%) 14 (38%) 15 (41%) AAA (n=16), LE (n=21) 7/16 (44%); 12/21 (57%)
13 (1984) 1000 685 (69%)/315 (31%) 64 (29–95) NR 548 (55%) 170 (17%) NR AAA (n=263), carotid (n=295), LE (n=381), other (n=61) 170/263 (65%); 174/295 (59%); 218/381 (57%); 36/61 (59%)
4 (1995) 125 21 (17%)/104 (83%) 64 (38–83) NR 63 (50%) 19 (15%) NR AAA 35 (28%)
18 (1997) 102 82 (80%)/20 (20%) 68 (48–83) 47 (46%) 61 (60%) 10 (10%) 37 (36%) AAA 66 (65%)
10 (1997) 283 (151*) 259 (92%)/24 (8%) 72 (45–92) NR 90 (32%) NR NR AAA 52 (34%)
23 (1998) 50 46 (92%)/4 (8%) 71 41 (82%) 29 (58%) 9 (18%) 21 (42%) AAA 23 (46%)
16 (2002) 133 (84*) 116 (87%)/17 (13%) 66 (39–84) NR NR NR NR TAA (n=45), AAA (n=88) 36 (43%)
17 (2002) 94 81 (86%)/13 (14%) 72 55 (94%) 68 (72%) 14 (15%) 31 (34%) AAA 43 (46%)
21 (2002) 159 (145*) 132 (83%)/27 (17%) 70 (53–87) NR 59 (41%) 15 (10%) 18 (12%) AAA 43 (30%)
20 (2004) 100 89 (89%)/11 (11%) 71 (56–87) 58 (58%) 65 (65%) 7 (7%) 45 (45%) AAA 47 (47%)
14 (2005) 420 276 (66%)/144 (34%) 69 54 (13%) 306 (73%) 118 (28%) 282 (67%) carotid 258 (61%)
5 (2005) 200 (78*) 175 (87%)/25 (13%) ≥70 years 136 (68%) 153 (77%) 72 (36%) 89 (45%) carotid 73 (94%)
12 (2008) 82 61 (74%)/21 (26%) 68 (47–88) 50 (61%) 53 (65%) 56 (68%) 24 (29%) LE 27 (33%)
15 (2008) 122 106 (87%)/16 (13%) 73 58 (48%) 96 (79%) 15 (12%) 47 (39%) AAA 68 (56%)
11 (2008) 1048 (823*) NR NR NR NR NR NR AAA, LE 626 (76%)
19 (2009) 208 (105*) 75 (71%)/30 (29%) 74 NR 70 (67%) 39 (37%) NR AAA, LE 65 (62%)
*

in reference #21, 145 of the 159 patients underwent coronary angiography; in reference #5, 78 of the 200 patients underwent coronary angiography; in reference #10, 151 of the 283 patients underwent coronary angiography; in reference #16, 84 of the 133 patients underwent coronary angiography; in reference #11, 823 of the 1048 patients did not have a previous CABG; in reference #19, 105 of the 208 patients underwent coronary angiography; in reference #9, data is reported for 82 patients, ≥70% lesion was reported in 76% of group 1 (definite clinical evidence of coronary artery disease, n=35) and group 2 (possible clinical evidence of coronary artery disease, n=4), no mention was made regarding group 3 (no clinical evidence of coronary artery disease, n=43)

renal or mesenteric artery stenosis, extremity aneurysms, false aneurysms or complications of prior vascular reconstruction

40 patients with coronary artery disease and 65 patients without coronary artery disease were ≥70 years old

§

significant CAD defined as ≥70% luminal diameter narrowing of a major epicardial artery, or ≥50% narrowing of the left main coronary artery

AAA= abdominal aortic aneurysm

CABG= coronary artery bypass graft surgery

CAD = coronary artery disease

LE = lower extremity

TAA= thoracic aortic aneurysm

NR= not reported