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. 2021 Feb 11;11(2):1368. doi: 10.4081/jphia.2020.1368

Table 1.

Socio-demographics and main clinical characteristics at presentation.*

Characteristics Total Males Females P value
N % N % N %
Age group <35 137 4.2 110 4.60 27 3.30 <0.001
36 to 45 308 9.6 258 10.80 50 6.00
46 to 55 872 27.0 705 29.40 167 20.20
56 to 65 1213 37.6 881 36.80 332 40.10
66 to 75 549 17.0 358 14.90 191 23.10
>75 145 4.5 85 3.50 60 7.30
Residence Urban 1560 48.4 1188 49.60 372 45.00 0.051
Rural 990 30.7 727 30.30 263 31.80
Urban - Rural 674 20.9 482 20.10 192 23.20
Level of education Primary 576 17.9 373 15.60 203 24.50 <0.001
Secondary 1009 31.3 764 31.90 245 29.60
High school/college 1309 40.6 1130 47.10 179 21.60
None 330 10.2 130 5.40 200 24.20
Initial diagnosis UA 735 22.9 494 20.70 241 29.50 <0.001
NSTEMI 940 29.3 660 27.60 280 34.30
STEMI 1529 47.7 1234 51.70 295 36.20
History of AMI History of AMI 539 17.0 425 18.00 114 14.00 0.01
Presenting symptoms Chest pain 3078 96.1 2315 96.80 763 93.80 <0.001
Dyspnea 1787 55.7 1252 52.40 535 65.50 <0.001
Cardiac arrest 94 2.9 74 3.10 20 2.50 0.349
Palpitation 433 13.5 307 12.90 126 15.50 0.06

*Percentages are calculated based on the total valid entries into the electronic CRFs. AMI=Acute myocardial infarction; NSTEMI=Non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction; STEMI=ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction; UA=Unstable angina