Complex Coronary Instent Chronic Total Occlusion Lesions: Oxidative Stress, Inflammation, and Coronary Stent Lengths

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of the elderly patients with coronary reocclusions after coronary artery stent implantation.

	Without coronary reocclusion	Right coronary reocclusion	Left main coronary reocclusion	Left circumflex coronary reocclusion	Left anterior descending coronary reocclusion
Age (years)
Gender [male/female (M/F)]	29/32	31/26	23/16	30/34	39/33
Type II diabetes (M/F)	18/21	20/15	16/19	25/16	29/21
Coronary heart disease (M/F)	34/27	31/26	19/20	34/30	35/37
Hypertension (M/F)	24/17	19/23	13/18	29/17	24/30
Myocardial infarction (M/F)	31/30	27/30	20/19	34/30	33/39
Angina pectoris (M/F)	29/18	14/25	17/13	32/21	27/23
Coronary angiographies (M/F)	36/25	26/31	28/11	37/27	35/37
Echocardiographic assessments (M/F)	36/25	26/31	28/11	37/27	35/37
Dyslipidaemia (M/F)	27/20	17/23	14/21	26/18	30/19
Married (M/F)	29/20	20/17	16/15	24/23	25/31
Unmarried (M/F)	5/7	11/9	5/3	10/7	7/9
Obesity (M/F)	21/10	30/15	18/13	26/19	30/21
Drug-eluting stents (M/F)	37/24	27/30	23/16	30/34	32/40
Target lesion revascularization (M/F)	37/24	27/30	23/16	30/34	32/40