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Table 2 General characteristics of the study population

From: Determinants of outcome in patients with chronic ischemic left ventricular dysfunction undergone percutaneous coronary interventions

Baseline Characteristics

Total Population

N°

385

Age - mean (±SD)

66 (±9)

Male sex – n (%)

333 (86)

LVEF – mean (±SD)

34 (±6)

Risk factors – n (%)

 

 Family history – n (%)

149/357 (42)

 Hypertension - n (%)

263/366 (72)

 Current Smoker – n (%)

74/361 (21)

 Ex Smoker – n (%)

189/361 (52)

 Diabetes – n (%)

229/385 (59)

  IDDM – n (%)

52/229 (23)

 Hypercholesterolemia – n (%)

265/362 (73)

Clinical history – n (%)

 

 Previous MI – n (%)

286/384 (74)

 Previous CABG – n (%)

129/376 (34)

 Previous PCI – n (%)

174/370 (47)

Symptoms – n (%)

 

 Asymptomatic –n (%)

132/359 (37)

 Typical and Atypical Angina – n (%)

227/359 (63)

N° of diseased vessels – n (%)

 

 One – n (%)

254/385 (70)

  Diseased Left main stem or LAD

109/254 (43)

 Diseased LAD

 

 Two or more – n (%)

125/385 (23)

Symptoms of HF – n (%) (yes vs no)

86/385 (22)

  1. Regarding risk factors, clinical history and symptoms we reported the number of patients for whom these data area vailable. SD standard deviation, LVEF left ventricle ejection fraction, IDDM insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, MI myocardial infarction, CABG coronary artery bypass grafting, PCI percutaneous coronary intervention, and HF heart failure