Table 1 Characteristics of ST-elevation myocardial infarction patients classified by percutaneous coronary intervention technique.

From: The impact of primary percutaneous coronary intervention strategies during ST-elevation myocardial infarction on the prevalence of coronary microvascular dysfunction

Characteristic

Overall (n = 210)

Direct stenting (n = 98)

Balloon pre-dilatation stenting (n = 112)

P-value

Sex (Female)

85 (40.48%)

35 (35.71%)

50 (44.64%)

0.240

Age (years)

65.0 [58, 76]

67.0 [58.25, 76.0]

63.50 [56.0, 75.0]

0.477

Body mass index (kg/m2)

27.39 [24.56, 30.69]

27.71 [25.32, 30.60]

26.38 [24.29, 31.10]

0.443

Body surface area (m2)

1.93 [1.81, 2.10]

1.94 [1.81, 2.10]

1.92 [1.83, 2.12]

0.768

Primary diagnosis

 Anterior STEMI

116 (55.24%)

53 (54.08%)

63 (56.25%)

0.860

 Inferior STEMI

94 (44.76%)

45 (45.92%)

49 (43.75%)

Arterial hypertension

123 (58.57%)

58 (59.18%)

65 (58.04%)

0.978

History of coronary artery disease

59 (28.10%)

27 (27.55%)

32 (28.57%)

0.992

History of PCI

26 (12.38%)

11 (11.22%)

15 (13.39%)

0.790

History of stroke

27 (12.86%)

11 (11.22%)

15 (13.39%)

0.649

History of diabetes mellitus

51 (24.29%)

21 (21.43%)

30 (26.79%)

0.458

History of dyslipidemia

119 (56.67%)

60 (61.22%)

59 (52.68%)

0.268

Smoker (former/current)

109 (51.90%)

51 (52.04%)

58 (51.79%)

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History of alcohol abuse

20 (9.52%)

8 (8.16%)

12 (10.71%)

0.695

Baseline CHADS2-VASc score

3 [2, 4]

3 [2, 4]

3 [2, 4]

0.851

KILLIP class

 I

62 (29.52%)

27 (27.55%)

35 (31.25%)

0.519

 II

111 (52.86%)

53 (54.08%)

58 (51.79%)

 III

27 (12.86%)

15 (15.31%)

12 (10.71%)

 IV

10 (4.76%)

3 (3.06%)

7 (6.25%)

  1. STEMI ST elevation myocardial infarction, PCI percutaneous coronary intervention.