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. 2021 Aug 15;11(4):450–457.

Table 2.

Cardiovascular (CV) disease risk factors and medications at time of stress test for those with and without CV events during follow-up

Variable CV Events (n=96) No CV Events (n=984) P-Value
CV disease risk factors 3.0±1.2 2.7±1.5 0.02
No risk factors for CV disease 5 (5.2%) 58 (5.9%) >0.99
Family history of CV disease 24 (25.0%) 288 (29.3%) 0.57
Diabetes Mellitus 26 (27.1%) 171 (17.4%) 0.07
Smoker 19 (19.8%) 220 (22.4%) 0.71
Hypertension 68 (70.8%) 456 (46.3%) 0.01
Dyslipidemia 74 (77.1%) 473 (48.1%) <0.01
Obesity 33 (34.4%) 379 (38.5%) 0.68
Prior coronary artery disease 48 (50.0%) 150 (15.2%) <0.01
Medications per patient 3.2±1.7 1.7±1.7 <0.01
No medications 9 (9.4%) 353 (35.9%) <0.01
β blockers 54 (56.3%) 211 (21.4%) <0.01
Ca2+ blockers 22 (22.9%) 124 (12.6%) 0.02
ACE inhibitors 33 (34.4%) 202 (20.5%) 0.02
Angiotensin receptor blockers 22 (22.9%) 183 (18.6%) 0.43
Nitrates 13 (13.5%) 20 (2.0%) <0.01
Statins 58 (60.4%) 413 (42.0%) 0.04
Diuretics 11 (11.5%) 67 (6.8%) 0.15
Aspirin 53 (55.2%) 331 (33.6%) <0.01
P2y12 inhibitor 25 (26.0%) 85 (8.6%) <0.01

Values show number of cases (n), ± SD or percentage (%) of the group. ACE; Angiotensin-converting enzyme.