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Table 2 Medical history of patients with sustained, intermittent and non-PPI users

From: Intermittent concurrent use of clopidogrel and proton pump inhibitors did not increase risk of adverse clinical outcomes in Chinese patients with coronary artery disease

 

Sustained PPI users

Intermittent PPI users

Non-PPI users

p value

N

201

188

249

 

Medicine history

    

 Aspirin

149 (74.1%)

125 (66.5%)

170 (68.3%)

0.221

PPI

    

 Pantoprazole

97 (48.2%)

96 (51.1%)

–

0.228

 Rabeprazole

9 (4.5%)

14 (7.4%)

–

0.399

 Lansoprazole

31 (15.4%)

18 (9.6%)

–

0.017

 Omeprazole

7 (3.5%)

18 (9.6%)

–

0.041

 Esomeprazole

4 (2.0%)

17 (9.0%)

–

0.007

 Two or more types

53 (26.4%)

25 (13.3%)

–

 < 0.001

ACEI/ARB

140 (69.7%)

120 (63.8%)

152 (61.0%)

0.160

CCB

98 (48.8%)

78 (41.5%)

112 (45.0%)

0.354

β blocker

162 (80.6%)

133 (70.7%)

174 (69.9%)

0.022

Statin

192 (95.5%)

174 (92.6%)

223 (89.6%)

0.061

Warfarin

4 (2.0%)

1 (0.5%)

1 (0.4%)

0.175

  1. ACEI, angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor; ARB, angiotensin II receptor antagonist; CCB, calcium channel blocker; PPI, proton pump inhibitor