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. 2020 Jun 5;73(9):778–780. doi: 10.1016/j.rec.2020.06.001

Table 1.

Characteristics, delay times and outcomes of patients with confirmed ST-segment elevation acute myocardial infarction

Valid n 2019 Valid n 2020 P
Female sex 524 109 (20.8) 395 78 (19.8) .694
Age 524 63.4 ± 0.6 395 61.9 ± 0.7 .104
Age > 80 y 524 70 (13.4) 395 37 (9.4) .062
Previous history of cardiovascular disease 524 73 (13.9) 395 64 (16.2) .339
First assisted in hospital 524 232 (44.3) 395 145 (36.7) .021
Sudden cardiac death 524 33 (6.3) 395 18 (4.6) .254
Killip III-IV 501 53 (10.6) 387 43 (11.1) .800
pPCI 519 425 (81.1) 394 337 (85.3) .141
TIMI flow pre (no flow) 311 195 (62.7) 296 195 (65.9) .414
TIMI flow post (normal) 309 298 (96.4) 292 279 (96) .577
Delay time, median [q25-q75]
 Patient delay
  Attended by EMS 174 49 [24-90] 156 59 [29-132.5] .059
  Attended at hospitals 302 115 [45-280] 212 105 [52-284] .898
 System delay
  Attended by EMS 141 80 [65-98] 133 83 [65-99] .526
  Attended at hospitals 266 94 [71-131] 196 103.5 [80.5-133] .051
 Total ischemia time
  Attended by EMS 140 141 [115-193] 134 160.5 [125-231] .095
  Attended at hospital 265 239.5 [150-434] 192 239.5 [155–424] .790
Door-to-balloon time 309 20 [15-27] 295 22 [18-29] .041
10-day mortality 385 22 (5.7) 340 24 (7.1) .459

EMS, emergency medical system; pPCI, primary percutaneous coronary intervention; TIMI, Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction.

Data are expressed as No. (%), mean ± standard deviation or median [interquartile range].