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. 2019 Apr 15;27(5):263–271. doi: 10.1007/s12471-019-1271-0

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of ACS patients included in the registry; Merged data according to sex

Women Men P-value
N = 8,720 (29.8) N = 20,545 (70.2)
Demographics
Agea   68.5 (12.7)   63.0 (12.0) <0.001
BMIb   27.0 (5.0)   27.2 (3.9)  0.15
Presentation
Systolic blood pressurec  132 (30)  126 (26) <0.001
Diastolic blood pressured   74 (17)   75 (16)  0.063
Risk factors
Hypertension 2,909/4,637 (62.7) 5,535/11,107 (49.8) <0.001
Hypercholesterolaemia 1,896/4,128 (45.9) 4,718/10,021 (47.1)  0.21
Diabetes mellitus 1,300/6,363 (20.4) 2,516/15,285 (16.5) <0.001
Diabetes mellitus type
– Insulin-dependent  213/2,218 (9.6)  364/5,335 (6.8) <0.001
Current smoker  981/3,604 (27.2) 3,099/8,598 (36.0) <0.001
Family history of cardiac disease 1,760/4,376 (40.2) 4,501/10,700 (42.1)  0.037
Cardiovascular history
Prior MI  965/5,113 (18.9) 2,924/12,416 (23.6) <0.001
Prior PCI  850/4,603 (18.5) 2,302/10,885 (21.1) <0.001
Prior CABG  376/6,123 (6.1) 1,283/14,790 (8.7) <0.001
LVEF  0.22
>50% 1,270/1,525 (83.3) 2,906/3,513 (82.7)
30–50%  187/1,525 (12.3)  410/3,513 (11.7)
<30%   68/1,525 (4.5)  197/3,513 (5.6)
Non-cardiovascular history
Renal failure  247/3,350 (7.4)  594/8,366 (7.1)  0.61

ACS acute coronary syndrome, BMI body mass index, MI myocardial infarction, PCI percutaneous coronary intervention, CABG coronary artery bypass grafting, LVEF left ventricular ejection fraction. Continuous variables are expressed as mean (standard deviation) values, categorical variables as counts of the total data available in women and men (percentage). Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding

aData were available in 7,701 women, 18,372 men

bData were available in 3,612 women, 8,919 men

cData were available in 1,914 women, 4,758 men

dData were available in 1,914 women, 4,758 men