Abstract:Background: There is scarcity of data about the outcome in young Middle Eastern patients who undergo percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). We sought to assess clinical and coronary angiographic features and one year outcome of young compared with older patients following PCI.Methods: Baseline clinical and coronary angiographic features and major cardiovascular events from hospital admission to one year were assessed in young patients (<45 years of age) compared with older patients (>45 years of age).… Show more
(17.5%,20%,12.5%,0%,5%,12.5% respectively). Family history of CAD was found to be higher in female patients as compared to males (40% vs 6.36%; p =0.000
(17.5%,20%,12.5%,0%,5%,12.5% respectively). Family history of CAD was found to be higher in female patients as compared to males (40% vs 6.36%; p =0.000
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