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Table 1 Demographics and characteristics of the patients

From: The point-of-care D-dimer test provides a fast and accurate differential diagnosis of Stanford Type A aortic syndrome and ST-elevated myocardial infarction in emergencies

Variable

Pre-PSM

Post-PSM

TAAS group

(n = 32)

STEMI group

(n = 527)

P- value

TAAS group

(n = 32)

STEMI group

(n = 32)

P-value

Age (years)

64 [59,66]

66 [61,73]

0.130

64 [59,66]

69 [59.5,75.5]

0.053

Men

25 (78.1%)

432 (82.0%)

0.584

26 (81.3%)

25 (78.1%)

0.756

History of tobacco (n, %)

29 (90.6%)

477 (90.5%)

0.983

29 (90.6%)

29 (90.6%)

1

Diabetes mellitus

7 (21.9%)

154 (29.2%)

0.719

13 (40.6%)

9 (28.1%)

0.292

Referred from subordinate hospitals

6 (18.8%)

108 (20.5%)

0.812

6 (18.8%)

6 (18.8%)

1

First consultation at our hospital

26 (81.3%)

445 (79.5%)

0.812

26 (81.3%)

26 (81.3%)

1

Risk factors and characteristics (n, %)

  

 History of hypertension

28 (87.5%)

478 (90.7%)

0.548

28 (87.5%)

28 (87.5%)

1

 Marfan syndrome

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

1.000

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

1

 Known aortic aneurysm

3 (9.4%)

15 (2.8%)

0.042

1 (3.1%)

3 (9.4%)

0.302

 Previous history of PCI

4 (12.5%)

70 (13.3%)

0.899

4 (12.5%)

4 (12.5)

1

 Previous atherosclerostic coronary artery disease

8 (25.0%)

140 (26.6%)

0.845

9 (28.1%)

8 (25%)

0.777

 Peripheral artery disease

1 (3.1%)

25 (4.7%)

1.000

1 (3.1%)

1 (3.1%)

1

 Previous myocardio infarction

0 (0.0%)

12 (2.3%)

0.814

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

1

 Renal dysfunction

1 (3.1%)

32 (5.9%)

0.492

2 (6.3%)

1 (3.1%)

0.554

 Hyperlipidemia

18 (56.3%)

283 (53.7%)

0.779

18 (56.3%)

18 (56.3%)

1

 Cold sweats

26 (81.3%)

406 (77%)

0.581

26 (81.3%)

26 (81.3%)

1

  1. Data are presented as the median [interquartile range] or no. (%) of patients