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. 2020 Dec 4;48(12):0300060520959502. doi: 10.1177/0300060520959502

Table 1.

Patient characteristics.

Group Control Group
(n = 44)
Observation Group
(n = 40)
χ2/t P
Gender, n (%) 0.011 0.915
 Male 27 (61.36) 25 (62.50)
 Female 17 (38.64) 15 (37.50)
 Age (year) 65.19 ± 9.53 65.52 ± 9.38 0.160 0.874
 BMI (kg/m2) 23.11 ± 1.12 23.31 ± 1.17 0.800 0.426
Hypertension, n (%) 0.008 0.930
 Yes 29 (65.91) 26 (65.00)
 No 15 (34.09) 14 (35.00)
Diabetes, n (%) 0.004 0.950
 Yes 19 (43.18) 17 (42.50)
 No 25 (56.82) 23 (57.50)
Smoking, n (%) 0.043 0.836
 Yes 13 (29.55) 11 (27.50)
 No 31 (70.45) 29 (72.50)
Infarction site, n (%) 0.259 0.968
 Anterior 15 (34.09) 13 (32.50)
 Inferior wall 18 (40.91) 16 (40.00)
 Inferior wall and posterior 7 (15.91) 6 (15.00)
 Other 4 (9.09) 5 (12.50)
Killip classification of heart function, n (%) 0.290 0.962
 Class I 19 (43.18) 17 (42.50)
 Class II 13 (29.55) 11 (27.50)
 Class III 9 (20.45) 8 (20.00)
 Class IV 3 (6.82) 4 (10.00)
 Degree of stenosis (%) 79.45 ± 9.54 79.63 ± 9.72 0.086 0.932
Thrombus location (n) 0.021 0.885
 Proximal blood vessel 27 (61.36) 24 (60.00)
 Distal vessel 17 (38.64) 16 (40.00)
Myocardial ischemic necrosis (n) 0.081 0.776
 Yes 25 (56.82) 22 (55.00)
 No 19 (43.18) 18 (45.00)

The degree of vascular diameter stenosis was measured by the quantitative analysis of coronary angiography.

BMI, body mass index.