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. 2014 Apr 16;15(5):385–390. doi: 10.5152/akd.2014.5434

Table 1.

The baseline characteristics of patients with low and high PLR

Variable Low PLR (≤135.6) n=147 High PLR (>135.6) n=73 P*
Gender, M/F 110/37 52/21 0.569
Age, years 59.7±11.9 66.1±11.3 0.001
Heart rate, beats per minute 78 (46-115) 80 (50-128) 0.128
Hypertension, % (n) 53.7 (79) 53.4 (39) 0.965
Diabetes mellitus, % (n) 27.9 (41) 30.1 (22) 0.729
Current smoker, % (n) 43.5 (64) 27.4 (20) 0.020
BMI, kg/m2 27.2 (17.3-42.5) 27.7 (15.9-37.1) 0.243
Previous MI, % (n) 6.8 (10) 15.1 (11) 0.046
Previous PCI, % (n) 10.9 (16) 17.8 (13) 0.153
NSTEMI, % (n) 52.4 (77) 69.9 (51) 0.013
Number of coronary arteries narrowed, % (n) 0.001
 1 40.1 (59)** 23.3 (17)
 2 36.7 (54) 28.8 (21)
 3 23.1 (34)** 47.9 (35)
Culprit lesion, % (n) 0.357
 LAD 40.1 (59) 49.3 (36)
 Cx 36.1 (53) 27.4 (20)
 RCA 23.6 (35) 23.3 (17)
LV EF (%) 55 (25-65) 45 (25-65) 0.001

BMI - body mass index; Cx - circumflex; LAD - left anterior descending; LVEF - left ventricular ejection fraction; MI - myocardial infarction; NSTEMI - non-ST elevation myocardial infarction; PCI - percutaneous coronary intervention; RCA - right coronary artery;

*

, Mann-Whitney U or student’s t-test for continuous variables and chi-square test for categorical variables;

**

; P<0.05 between two groups. p values in bold are significant