Research Article

The Prognostic Utility of Plasma NGAL Levels in ST Segment Elevation in Myocardial Infarction Patients

Table 1

Clinical and biochemical characteristics in patients with STEMI.

n = 68

Female sex, n (%)12 (17.6)
Age, years61.51 ± 14.72
DM, n (%)12 (17.6)
HT, n (%)29 (42.6)
DL, n (%)8 (11.8)
Smoking, n (%)51 (75)
Family history of CAD, n (%)9 (13.4)
Admission time (hours)4.61 ± 2.96
Admission SBP (mmHg)114.93 ± 22.58
Anterior wall MI, n (%)25 (36.8)
Inferior wall MI, n (%)33 (48.5)
Posterolateral wall MI, n (%)10 (14.7)
Primer PCI, n (%)40 (58.8)
Fibrinolytic administration, n (%)30 (44.1)
NGAL (ng/ml)190.08 (9.00–694.00)
Troponin I (ng/ml)1.51 (0.10–25.00)
CKMB (ng/ml)14.99 (1.63–380.00)
CRP (mg/dl)0.53 (0.05–9.59)
Creatinine (mg/dl)0.88 ± 0.19
GFR (ml/min)101.47 ± 23.29
LDL (mg/dl)124.35 ± 34.70
HDL (mg/dl)36.65 ± 9.04
Haemoglobin (mg/dl)14.83 ± 2.27
Leukocytes (K/uL)12.27 ± 0.45
Platelets (K/uL)240 (72–485)
Neutrophils (K/uL)8.99 ± 4.07
Lymphocytes (K/uL)2.21 ± 1.39