Table 2.

Incidence of outcomes in patients with MI.

	YOUNGER PATIENTS	OLDER PATIENTS	ALL AGES
More common in women	U.S.; <55 years In-hospital mortality16,31 U.S.; <60 Years In-hospital mortality37 In-hospital mortality (STEMI & NSTEMI)33 U.S.; <65 Years 1-Year mortality15 Canada; <55 years48 30-Day mortality	U.S.; 60–69 Years In-hospital mortality37 In-hospital mortality (NSTEMI)33 U.S.; 60–80 Years In-hospital mortality (STEMI)33 Canada; 55–74 years48 30-Day mortality	U.S. In-hospital major bleeding13 In-hospital major bleeding (PCI)42 30-Day major bleeding13 3-Year major bleeding13 In-hospital mortality13,25 In-hospital mortality (STEMI)37 In-hospital mortality (PCI)42 30-Day mortality5,13,15,30 1-Year mortality38 3-Year mortality13 5-Year mortality39 10-Year mortality39 In-hospital re-infarction13 In-hospital re-infarction (PCI)42 30-Day re-infarction13 30-Day re-infarction (STEMI)5 3-Year re-infarction13 1-Year acs rehospitalization44 1-Year ami rehospitalization38 30-Day rehospitalization43 In-hospital, 30-day, or 3-year tvr for ischemia13 In-hospital, 30-day, or 3-year stroke13 Higher stress during recovery46 1-Month angina46 1-Month lower quality of life46,47 1-Month worse mental health46 6-Month, 12-month lower hrql47 Spain49 6-Month rehospitalization 6-Month lower hrql scores Germany50 In-hospital major bleeding In-hospital mortality 1-Year mortality China52 In-hospital mortality Vietnam53 Heart failure In-hospital mortality
More common in men		U.S. ≥70 years In-hospital mortality (NSTEMI)33,37 U.S. ≥80 years In-hospital mortality (STEMI)33 Canada; ≥75 years48 30-day mortality	U.S. 30-month mortality (PCI)42