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. 2022 Jul 22;18(4):e324–e332. doi: 10.4244/EIJ-D-21-00856

Table 2. Additional baseline and procedural characteristics collected only for PCI in 2017 and 2018.

Patients, n 576,679
Grading of angina before PCI in chronic coronary syndrome, % (n)a CCS class 0 19.8 (56,665)
CCS class I 11.8 (33,668)
CCS class II 44.8 (128,116)
CCS class III 23.6 (67,702)
Grading of heart failure symptoms before PCI, % (n) None 31.6 (182,087)
NYHA I 12.0 (69,179)
NYHA II 33.4 (192,687)
NYHA III 17.3 (99,595)
NYHA IV 5.7 (33,131)
Specific lesion characteristics, % (n) None 68.2 (393,640)
PCI of occluded vesselb 17.9 (103,507)
PCI of ostial lesion 6.9 (39,520)
PCI of in-stent stenosis 6.6 (37,783)
PCI of last remaining vessel 0.4 (2,229)
Location of PCI, % (n) LAD 36.4 (209,955)
RCA 29.1 (167,839)
LCx 18.8 (108,584)
Left main isolated 1.0 (5,912)
Bypass graft 2.6 (14,768)
Multiple vessel PCI 12.1 (69,621)
Values are % (n). aSpecified in n=286,151 patients. bIncludes PCI of acute and chronic coronary occlusions. CCS: Canadian Cardiovascular Society; LAD: left anterior descending coronary artery; LCx: left circumflex coronary artery; NYHA: New York Heart Association; PCI: percutaneous coronary intervention; RCA: right coronary artery