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. 2013 Dec 29;28(5):368–375. doi: 10.7555/JBR.28.20120127

Table 2. Angiographic and procedural features.

Angiographic and PCI Men (n = 3,089) Women (n = 1,245) P value
No. of diseased vessel (n) 1.35±0.59 1.30±0.56 0.000
1-vessel disease no, n (%) 2,191(70.9) 923(74.13)
2-vessel disease no, n (%) 712(23.04) 256(20.56)
3-vessel disease no, n (%) 181(5.85) 65(5.22)
Infarct related artery, n (%)
LAD 2,062(66.75) 854(68.5) 0.419
LCX 860(27.84) 339(27.22) 0.684
RCA 919(29.75) 326(26.18) 0.190
LM 343(11.1) 117(9.4) 0.099
Chronic total obstruction (cto), n (%) 247(8.10) 76(6.10) 0.320
LAD cto 99(3.2) 33(3.0) 0.337
LCX cto 78(2.52) 15(1.20) 0.007
RCA cto 107(3.50) 35(3.00) 0.275
LM cto 1 - 0.525
TIMI flow after PCI, n (%) 0.469
0 26(0.84) 5(0.40)
1 5(0.16) 2(0.16)
2 28(0.90) 10(0.80)
3 3,030(98.0) 1,228(99.0)
Bifurcation lesion, n (%) 963(31.1) 340(27.30) 0.120
Thrombus, n (%) 267(8.64) 63(5.06) 0.000
Complete-revascularization, n (%) 2,184(71.0) 927(74.4) 0.0130
Stent number 2.26±1.51 2.01±1.39 0.000
Stent diameter 3.02±0.73 3.00±0.695 0.650
Stent length 55.03±4.20 47.78±36.81 0.000
Transradial approach, n (%) 1,501(48.5) 585(47.0) 0.339

PCI: percutaneous coronary intervention, LAD: left anterior descending artery, LCX: left circumflex artery, RCA: right coronary artery, LM: left main artery.