Table 2.
Quartile 1 (RRR≥5) | Quartile 2 (RRR 3.5–4.9) | Quartile 3 (RRR 2.5–3.4) | Quartile 4 (RRR<2.5) | P Value | |
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Per‐patient analysis (n=1245) | 258 (20.7%) | 356 (28.6%) | 276 (22.2%) | 355 (28.5%) | |
All‐cause death | 1.3% (3) | 2.7% (8) | 5.3% (10) | 6.6% (16) | 0.042 |
Cardiac death | 0.9% (2) | 1.3% (4) | 2.2% (4) | 3.4% (8) | 0.338 |
Myocardial infarction | 1.4% (3) | 2.3% (6) | 1.1% (2) | 4.1% (11) | 0.086 |
Any revascularization | 8.8% (17) | 9.2% (26) | 12.6% (25) | 16.3% (42) | 0.029 |
Target vessel‐related revascularizationa | 6.7% (11) | 5.8% (12) | 10.9% (15) | 13.8% (26) | 0.041 |
Death or myocardial infarction | 2.2% (5) | 4.9% (14) | 6.0% (11) | 10.4% (27) | 0.003 |
Patient‐oriented composite outcomeb | 9.9% (20) | 11.3% (33) | 17.2% (35) | 22.7% (61) | <0.001 |
Data expressed as cumulative incidence of clinical outcomes and numbers of events. Cumulative incidence of clinical outcomes represents Kaplan–Meier estimates during median follow‐up of 1422.0 days (Q1–Q3, 566.0–1855.0 days). P values for log‐rank or Breslow test in survival analysis. RRR indicates resistive reserve ratio.
Target vessel‐related revascularization denotes ischemia‐driven revascularization occurred in initially interrogated vessel.
Patient‐oriented composite outcomes include all‐cause mortality, any myocardial infarction, and any revascularization.