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. 2018 Jul 1;24:4528–4535. doi: 10.12659/MSM.909360

Table 2.

Potential predictors of the no-reflow after PCI.

Features Normal reflow (n=491) No-reflow (n=435) P value
Age (>53 year) 269 (54.8) 238 (54.7) 0.982
Male, n (%) 225 (45.8) 204 (46.9) 0.744
BMI (kg/m2) 25.6±5.0 26.2±5.0 0.105
Hypertension, n (%) 240 (48.9) 271 (62.3) <0.001
Smoke, n (%) 172 (35.0) 184 (42.3) 0.023
History of ischemic heart disease, n (%) 106 (21.6) 125 (28.7) 0.012
Diabetes, n (%) 152 (31.0) 214 (49.2) <0.001
Hyperlipemia, n (%) 200 (40.7) 215 (49.4) 0.008
TIMI grade at admission <3, n (%) 296 (60.3) 332 (76.3) <0.001
CTFC before recanalization 35.3±6.7 38.6±8.1 <0.001
TIMI score 3.81±0.44 4.31±0.67 <0.001
Total serum bilirubin (μmol/L) 11.5±6.3 12.3±7.4 0.076
Pre-infarction angina, n (%) 198 (40.3) 111 (25.5) <0.001
Angina time 15.1±22.5 11.5±21.6 0.013
Time before PCI (hour)* 5.8±2.6 6.3±2.3 0.001
CK-MB on admission (mmol/L) 212.2±168.9 247.1±202.4 0.004
LVEF, n (%)** 205 (41.8) 223 (51.3) 0.004
D-dimer (ng/ml) 272.0±218.9 508.5±254.7 <0.001
*

Time before PCI was defined as the interval between occurrence of infarction symptoms and execution of PCI procedures.

**

n (%) indicated the number and percentage of patients with LVEF less than 45%.