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Table 3 Baseline antithrombotic therapy and cardiovascular medications

From: Characteristics and antithrombotic treatment patterns of patients with concomitant coronary artery disease and atrial fibrillation from Thailand’s COOL-AF registry

Therapy and medications

CAD

(n = 557)

No CAD

(n = 2,904)

p-value

Antiplatelet use, n (%)

318 (57.1%)

589 (20.3%)

 < 0.001

Single antiplatelet

245 (77.0%)

560 (95.1%)

 

ASA

195 (79.6%)

506 (90.4%)

 

P2Y12 inhibitors

50 (20.4%)

54 (9.6%)

 

Dual antiplatelet

73 (23.0%)

26 (4.4%)

 

Oral anticoagulants, n (%)

423 (75.9%)

2,183 (75.2%)

0.699

Warfarin

385 (91.0%)

1,991 (91.2%)

 

NOACs

38 (9.0%)

192 (8.8%)

 

Rate and rhythm control medications, n (%)

 Beta blocker

430 (77.2%)

1,994 (68.7%)

 < 0.001

 Diltiazem

11 (2.0%)

72 (2.5%)

0.476

 Verapamil

4 (0.7%)

29 (1.0%)

0.533

 Digoxin

66 (11.8%)

477 (16.4%)

0.007

 Amiodarone

40 (7.2%)

259 (8.9%)

0.181

 Other AAD

5 (0.9%)

79 (2.7%)

0.010

Other medications, n (%)

 DHP-CCB

130 (23.3%)

727 (25.0%)

0.396

 PPI

194 (34.8%)

523 (18.0%)

 < 0.001

 Statin

471 (84.6%)

1,572 (54.1%)

 < 0.001

 ACEI

158 (28.4%)

616 (21.2%)

 < 0.001

 ARB

172 (30.9%)

648 (22.3%)

 < 0.001

  1. Data presented as number and percentage
  2. A p-value < 0.05 indicates statistical significance
  3. CAD, coronary artery disease; ASA, aspirin; NOACs, non-vitamin K antagonist oral anticoagulants; AAD, antiarrhythmic drug; DHP-CCB, dihydropyridine calcium channel blocker; PPI, proton pump inhibitor; ACEI, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor; ARB, angiotensin receptor blocker