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. 2016 Jan-Feb;31(1):1–6. doi: 10.5935/1678-9741.20150092

Table 1.

Patients’ demographic and clinical data according to groups.

    AVR TAVI P
Age (mean±SD)   71.43±1.25 (71) 79.64±5.72 (81) 0.001**
EF (mean±SD)   46.76±4.88 (45) 46.96±4.97 (45) 0.880
EuroSCORE (mean±SD)   5.65±0.82 (5) 9.75±1.27 (9) 0.001**
Gender n=number,% Male n=27 (52.9%) n=11 (39.3%) 0.354
Female n=24 (47.1%) n=17 (60.7%)
DM number,% (+) n=36 (70.6%) n=21 (75%) 0.876
(-) n=15 (29.4%) n=7 (25%)
HT number,% (+) n=45 (88.2%) n=25 (89.3%) 1,000
(-) n=6 (11.8%) n=3 (10.7%)
Smoking number,% (+) n=30 (58.8%) n=14 (50%) 0.604
(-) n=21 (41.2%) n=14 (50%)
NYHA number,% II n=7 (13.7%) n=5 (17.9%) 0.703
III n=39 (76.5%) n=19 (67.9%)
IV n=5 (9.8%) n=4 (14.3%)

AVR=aortic valve replacement; TAVI=transcatheter aortic valve implantation; EF=ejection fraction; HT=hypertension; DM=Diabetes Mellitus; NYHA=New York Heart Association;

SD=standard deviation **P<0.01