Table 1 Demographic and clinical features of AAAD+ patients and AAAD− individuals.

From: Characterization of serum miRNAs as molecular biomarkers for acute Stanford type A aortic dissection diagnosis

 

Training set(n = 55)

Validation set(n = 122)

P-value3 (AAAD+ in Training vs. validation

AAAD+ (n = 25)

AAAD− (n = 30)

P-value1 (AAAD+ vs. AAAD−)

AAAD+ (n = 64)

AAAD− (n = 58)

P-value2 (AAAD+ vs. AAAD−)

Age (years)

51.20 ± 12.50

51.47 ± 6.45

0.919a

51.25 ± 12.52

51.19 ± 6.16

0.974a

0.987a

Female

13

10

0.162b

18

20

0.134b

0.342b

Smoker

2

0

0.202b

9

0

0.003b

0.721b

Alcohol abuse

1

0

0.455b

6

0

0.029b

0.668b

Hypertension

15

15

0.458b

44

29

0.035b

0.433b

Hyperlipidemia

15

5

0.001b

38

10

<0.001b

0.957b

Atherosclerosis

0

0

0

0

Aortic aneurysm

1

0

0.455b

2

0

0.175b

0.837b

Marfan’s syndrome

1

0

0.455b

4

0

0.053b

0.679b

Bicuspid aortic valve

0

0

0

0

Cocaine abuse

0

0

0

0

Diabetes

0

0

9

1

0.018b

0.057b

Previous AD

2

0

0.202b

6

0

0.029b

0.838b

  1. AAAD: acute Stanford type A aortic dissection; AD: Aortic dissection.
  2. Statistical comparison was performed by using Student’s t-test (a) or two-sided λ2 test (b).