Relationship between White Blood Count to Mean Platelet Volume Ratio and Clinical Outcomes and Severity of Coronary Artery Disease in Patients Undergoing Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
Table 3
In-hospital and long-term MACEs according to WMR.
All patients (: 537)
Low WMR (: 268)
High WMR (: 269)
value
In-hospital endpoint
MACEs
154(28.7)
59(22)
95(35.3)
0.001
Cardiac death
49(9.1)
12(4.5)
37(13.8)
<0.001
Reinfarction
32(6)
11(4.1)
21(7.8)
0.070
DHF
107(19.9)
41(15.3)
66(24.5)
0.007
VT/VF
69(12.8)
23(8.6)
46(17.1)
0.003
In-hospital safety endpoints
95(17.7)
38(14.2)
57(21.2)
0.033
CIN
85(15.8)
32(11.9)
53(19.7)
0.014
Bleeding
15(2.8)
7(2.6)
8(3)
0.799
All patients (: 477)
Low WMR (: 253)
High WMR (: 224)
value
Long term endpoint
MACEs
94(19.7)
35(13.8)
59(26.3)
0.043
Cardiac death
26(5.5)
7(2.8)
19(8.5)
0.026
Reinfarction
29(6.1)
9(3.5)
20(8.9)
0.031
Heart failure
15(3.1)
8(3.2)
7(3.1)
0.982
Repeat revascularization
28(5.9)
13(5.8)
15(5.9)
0.954
CIN: contrast-induced nephropathy; DHF: decompensated heart failure; MACEs: major adverse cardiac events; RSS: residual SYNTAX score; WMR: white blood cell count to mean platelet volume; VT/VF: ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation. Data are presented as (%). Pearson chi-square test was used.
