Effects of Altered Levels of Pro- and Anti-Inflammatory Mediators on Locations of In-Stent Reocclusions in Elderly Patients

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of elderly patients with the proximal, middle, and distal coronary artery reocclusions.

	CON	Dist CA reocclusions	Mid CA reocclusions	Prox CA reocclusions	Prox+Mid CA reocclusions
Gender (male/female)	39/30	85/80	77/70	63/60	50/51
65-70-year-old age	13/10	20/16	19/21	20/18	12/15
71-76-year-old age	11/8	23/14	15/20	17/15	10/17
77-82-year-old age	9/7	20/26	25/12	14/12	11/9
83-88-year-old age	6/5	22/24	18/17	12/15	17/10
Familial coronary artery disease	0/0	41/37	64/57	54/50	51/48
Dyslipidaemia	0/0	74/63	59/47	54/51	49/42
Chest pain	0/0	62/54	63/59	51/49	51/45
Diabetes mellitus	0/0	59/61	57/50	48/45	47/41
Hypertension	0/0	70/69	49/52	39/41	41/46
Alcohol consumption	0/0	54/43	35/30	40/34	40/49
Smoker	0/0	67/58	61/57	63/50	52/45

Data were expressed as the number of male and female subjects.