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. 2013 Apr 24;8(4):e62061. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0062061

Table 2. Differences in in-hospital management and discharge management, stratified by gender among DEMAT participants.

Men (n = 1231) Women (n = 334) p value
In-hospital Management
Aspirin, No. (%) 1183 (96.1) 313 (93.7) 0.06
Clopidogrel, No. (%) 1154 (93.7) 309 (92.5) 0.42
Beta-blocker, No. (%) 975 (79.2) 255 (76.4) 0.26
Statin, No. (%) 1150 (93.4) 306 (91.6) 0.25
UFH/LMWH, No. (%) 634 (51.5) 174 (52.1) 0.85
GPIIb/IIIa Inhibitor, No. (%) 340 (27.6) 74 (22.2) 0.05
Any reperfusion, No. (%) 841 (68.4) 213 (63.8) 0.11
Thrombolysis, No. (%) 310 (25.3) 54 (16.2) <0.01
PCI, No. (%) 549 (49.0) 155 (49.4) 0.90
CABG, No. (%) 73 (6.6) 18 (5.8) 0.61
Optimal care, No. (%)* 463 (37.6) 119 (35.6) 0.51
Discharge Management
Aspirin, No. (%) 1124 (93.9) 303 (94.4) 0.74
Clopidogrel, No. (%) 1098 (91.8) 280 (87.2) 0.01
Beta-blockers, No. (%) 958 (80.0) 248 (77.3) 0.28
Statins, No. (%) 1057 (88.5) 275 (86.2) 0.26
ACE-I or ARB, No. (%) 824 (66.9) 211 (63.2) 0.20
Optimal care, No. (%)** 774 (64.7) 187 (58.3) 0.03
*

Optimal care for in-hospital management includes administration of aspirin, clopidogrel, beta-blocker, statin, and unfractionated or low-molecular weight heparin.

**

Optimal care for discharge management includes administration of aspirin, clopidogrel, beta-blocker, and statin.