Table 2: Ischaemia Time in Women Versus Men Presenting With ST-elevation MI.

		Time from Symptom Onset to Help (Minutes)			Door to Balloon Time (Minutes)
Study	Number of Women/Total Number of Participants (%)	Women	Men	p	Women	Men	p
Zimmermann et al. 2009[36]	161/566 (28%)	262 (±235)	236 (±263)	<0.02	57 (±45)	63 ±58	0.4
Ferrante et al. 2011[37]	138/481 (29%)	270 (165–485)	205 (140–395)	0.009	94 (57–148)	76 (52–117)	0.02
Wijnbergen et al. 2013[39]	202/907 (22%)	204 (±135)	176 (±119)	0.005	16 (±6)	16 (±7)	0.97
Otten et al. 2013[40]	708/3,714 (19%) (age<65 years)	165 (110–285)	150 (100–240)	<0.001	45 (30–64)	44 (30–66)	0.32
Otten et al. 2013[40]	1,047/3,032 (35%) (age≥65 years)	180 (120–291)	165 (110–254)	<0.001	48 (33–73)	46 (33–73)	0.12
Velders et al. 2013[41]	868/3,483 (25%)	192 (141–286)*	175 (128–279)*	0.002	46 (33–68)	46 (33–67)	0.4

*Symptom onset to balloon time.