Key baseline characteristics and revascularisation procedures by type of hospital (n=28 825)


Catheterisation laboratory

Characteristic

Yes

No

P value

No (%) of patients

22 096 (77)

6729 (23)



Median (interquartile range) age (years)

66 (55-75)

68 (57-76)

<0.001

No (%) of men

14 888 (68)

4232 (63)

<0.001

Killip class* (%):







I

17 629 (82)

5254 (80)

<0.001 (4x2 comparison)
II

2745 (13)

995 (15)

III

834 (3.9)

308 (4.7)

IV

282 (1.3)

46 (0.7)



Medical history (%):







Stroke

1831 (8.4)

541 (8.1)

0.486

PCI

3818 (17)

557 (8.3)

<0.001

CABG

2947 (13)

577 (8.6)

<0.001

Coronary angiogram

6603 (31)

1154 (18)

<0.001

Positive stress test

2291 (11)

666 (10)

0.215

Myocardial infarction

6633 (30)

2102 (31)

0.07

Hypertension

13 069 (60)

3921 (59)

0.162

Diabetes mellitus

5487 (25)

1559 (23)

0.005

ACS subgroup (%):







STEMI

7847 (36)

1986 (30)

<0.001 (3x2 comparison)
Non-STEMI

6991 (32)

2016 (30)

Unstable angina

7258 (33)

2727 (41)



Revascularisation (%):







PCI

8941 (41)

253 (3.9)

<0.001

CABG

1554 (7.1)

46 (0.7)

<0.001

ACS=acute coronary syndrome; CABG=coronary artery bypass grafting; CAD=coronary artery disease; non-STEMI=non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction; PCI=percutaneous coronary intervention; STEMI=ST segment elevation myocardial infarction.

* Clinical signs of worsening left ventricular function from class I to IV.




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