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Table 1 The characteristics of included patients

From: The characteristics and risk factors of in-stent restenosis in patients with percutaneous coronary intervention: what can we do

Variables

ISR group (n = 64)

No-ISR group (n = 145)

t/χ2

p

Male/female

42/22

97/48

1.204

0.117

Age (years)

65.39 ± 8.91

64.04 ± 9.12

7.226

0.052

Hypertension

43 (67.19%)

55 (37.93%)

1.127

0.009

Diabetes

36 (56.25%)

59 (40.69%)

1.014

0.037

History of smoke

22 (34.38%)

49 (33.79%)

1.205

0.089

History of drinking

19 (29.69%)

40 (27.59%)

1.184

0.092

Number of coronary artery lesions

    

 One artery

25 (39.06%)

96 (66.21%)

1.947

0.022

 Two arteries

24 (37.50%)

44 (30.34%)

  

 Three arteries

15 (23.44%)

5 (3.45%)

  

Reasons for stent implantation

    

 Stable angina

12 (18.75%)

25 (17.24%)

1.374

0.016

 Unstable angina

36 (56.25%)

44 (30.34%)

  

 Acute myocardial infarction

16 (25%)

76 (52.42%)

  

 Number of implanted stents (n)

2.31 ± 1.05

2.01 ± 1.10

1.294

0.117

The diameter of stent

    

 < 3 mm

38 (59.38%)

61 (42.07%)

1.331

0.028

 ≥ 3 mm

26 (40.62%)

84 (57.93%)

  

The length of stent

    

 ≤ 20 mm

4 (6.25%)

58 (40%)

1.097

0.034

 > 20 mm

60 (93.75%)

87 (60%)

  

Stent position

    

 Left anterior descending artery

36 (56.25%)

54 (37.24%)

1.164

0.027

 Left circumflex artery

8 (12.50%)

32 (22.07%)

  

 Right coronary artery

20 (31.25%)

59 (40.69%)

  

Take antiplatelet drugs regularly

37 (57.81%)

80 (55.17%)

1.089

0.085