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Table 4 Probabilities of Coronary Artery Disease (as percentages) in patients with chest pain in Primary Care

From: Clinical assessment of patients with chest pain; a systematic review of predictive tools

  

Female <65 or Male <55

Female ≥65 or Male ≥55

  

Known CVD

No known CVD

Known CVD

No known CVD

  

Pain reproducible by palpation

Pain not reproducible by palpation

Pain reproducible by palpation

Pain not reproducible by palpation

Pain reproducible by palpation

Pain not reproducible by palpation

Pain reproducible by palpation

Pain not reproducible by palpation

Pain worse during exercise

Patient attributes pain to cardiac origin

21

63

5

24

48

86

15

53

Patient attributes pain to cardiac origin

8

34

2

9

23

65

5

26

Pain not worse during exercise

Patient attributes pain to cardiac origin

5

25

1

6

16

55

3

19

Patient attributes pain to cardiac origin

2

9

0

2

6

27

1

7

  1. (Based on the tool by Bösner et al.) [30]. CVD: Clinical vascular disease
  2. Note that probabilities are rounded to 0 decimal places, so a probability of 0 % does not imply impossibility