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Table 3 Clinical information comparisons in chest pain patients with/without previous cardiac imaging tests

From: Using HEART2 score to risk stratify chest pain patients in the Emergency Department: an observational study

 

Chest pain patients with previous CIT performed (n = 1874)

Chest pain patients without previous CIT (n = 7545)

P value

ED length of stay—min

 Mean (SD)

829.0 (870.5)

652.9 (836.7)

 < 0.0001

 Median (IQR)

487 (272, 1210)

328 (230, 767)

 < 0.0001

ED disposition—n (%)

 Discharged

721 (38.5)

4394 (58.2)

 < 0.0001

 Admitted

1153 (61.5)

3151 (41.8)

 

HEART score—n (%)

 Low risk (0–3)

716 (38.2)

4941 (65.5)

 < 0.0001

 Moderate risk (4–6)

1081 (57.7)

2501 (33.2)

 

 High risk (7–10)

77 (4.1)

103 (1.4)

 

 Classification accuracy rate

85.4% (1601/1874)

82.7% (230/278)

0.015

HEART2 score—n (%)

 Low risk (–1–3)

1040 (55.5)

4941 (65.5)

 < 0.0001

 Moderate risk (4–6)

739 (39.4)

2501 (33.2)

 

 High risk (7–11)

95 (5.1)

103 (1.4)

 

Time interval from previous CIT to the index ED visit—n (%)

   < 1 year

1130 (60.3)

  

 1–2 years

476 (25.4)

  

   > 2 year

268 (14.3)

  

MACE outcomes—positive n (%)

128 (6.8)

278 (3.7)

 < 0.0001