Research Article

Surveying the Effect of Opioid Abuse on the Extent of Coronary Artery Diseases in Diabetic Patients

Table 1

Demographics and clinical characteristics of the participants.

CharacteristicsOpiate-addicted diabetics, N (%), 123 (11.7)Nonaddicted diabetics, N (%), 928 (88.3)Total N = 1051 value

Age (years)
 45>7 (5.9)54 (5.9)61 (5.9)0.905
 45–6575 (63.6)564 (61.6)639 (61.8)
 65<36 (30.5)298 (32.5)334 (32.3)
Sex (%)
 Female54 (43.9)504 (54.3)558 (53.1)0.034
 Male69 (56.1)424 (45.7)493 (46.9)
Family history of CVD (%)
 No107 (87)833 (89.8)940 (89.4)0.349
 Yes16 (13)95 (10.2)111 (10.6)
Hypertension (%)
 No58 (47.2)449 (48.4)507 (48.2)0.848
 Yes65 (52.8)479 (51.6)544 (51.8)
Dyslipidemia (%)
 No57 (46.3)429 (46.2)486 (46.2)1
 Yes66 (53.7)499 (53.8)565 (53.8)
BMI (%)
 <18.5 underweight4 (3.7)17 (2.2)21 (2.4)0.037
 18.5–24.99 normal48 (44.4)263 (34)311 (35.3)
 >25 overweight and obese56 (51.9)494 (63.8)550 (62.4)
Single-vessel disease (%)
 No109 (88.6)778 (83.8)887 (84.4)0.170
 Yes14 (11.4)150 (16.2)164 (15.6)
Two-vessel disease (%)
 No97 (78.9)780 (84.1)877 (83.4)0.146
 Yes26 (21.1)148 (15.9)174 (16.6)
Three-vessel disease (%)
 No86 (69.9)567 (61.1)653 (62.1)0.058
 Yes37 (30.1)361 (38.9)398 (37.9)
Extent of coronary vessel involvement
 Normal19 (16.1)131 (14.7)150 (14.9)0.013
 No significant18 (15.3)67 (7.5)85 (8.4)
 CAD81 (68.6)692 (77.8)773 (76.7)