Table 2.
CAG | Medical treatment | |||||
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Reason | ||||||
Revascularisation | Medical treatment | Small ischaemic burden | Good response to medical therapy | Risk of CAG or subsequent revascularisation considered too high | ||
Reason | ||||||
Revascularisation not possible | Coronary artery disease <70% | |||||
SPECT infarct only (N = 16) | 2 [CABG = 1] | 1 | 1 | 9 [NCD = 1, CD = 3] | 1 | 2 |
SPECT infarct and ischaemia (N = 52) | 15 [PCI = 2, CABG = 1] | 4 [NCD = 1] | 3 [PCI = 2] | 13 [NCD = 1, CD = 1] | 11 [CD = 6, PCI = 1] | 6 [CD = 2, MI = 1] |
SPECT ischaemia only (N = 28) | 7 [CABG = 2, PCI = 1] | 4 [MI = 1] | 5 [PCI = 1] | 4 [MI = 1] | 4 [PCI = 1] | 3 [CD = 1, MI = 1] |
AARD = abnormal activation related defects, AMI = acute myocardial infarction, CABG = coronary artery bypass graft, CAG = coronary angiography, NCD = non-cardiac death, PCI = percutaneous coronary intervention, SPECT = single photon emission computed tomography
The number and type of events are given between brackets