Table 1

Baseline characteristics of derivation cohort

Patients with early ACS ≤90 days n = 129, mean ± SD or n (%)Patients with late ACS >90 days n = 105P-value
Age, years62 ± 1262 ± 110.722
Female45 (35)40 (38)0.611
BMI, kg/m227.1 ± 4.328.1 ± 5.90.447
Symptoms
 Typical angina35 (29)28 (28)0.074
 Atypical angina60 (49)34 (34)
 Non-cardiac pain13 (11)15 (15)
 Asymptomatic15 (12)22 (22)
 Dyspnoea21 (20)19 (24)0.585
Cardiac risk factors
 Hypertension80 (62)68 (65)0.649
 Dyslipidaemia67 (52)62 (60)0.268
 Diabetes mellitus25 (19)21 (20)0.905
 Family history of CAD46 (37)48 (46)0.204
 Smoking current40 (31)32 (31)0.899
Cardiac medicationa
 Aspirin57 (66)35 (40)0.001
 Beta blockers36 (42)27 (31)0.125
 Calcium channel blockers17 (20)18 (22)0.788
 Renin-angiotensin system inhibitors30 (35)31 (35)0.962
 Statins56 (68)40 (49)0.019
 Interval coronary revascularization60 (47)58 (55)0.184
ASCVD risk score, %20 ± 1419 ± 130.838
Patients with early ACS ≤90 days n = 129, mean ± SD or n (%)Patients with late ACS >90 days n = 105P-value
Age, years62 ± 1262 ± 110.722
Female45 (35)40 (38)0.611
BMI, kg/m227.1 ± 4.328.1 ± 5.90.447
Symptoms
 Typical angina35 (29)28 (28)0.074
 Atypical angina60 (49)34 (34)
 Non-cardiac pain13 (11)15 (15)
 Asymptomatic15 (12)22 (22)
 Dyspnoea21 (20)19 (24)0.585
Cardiac risk factors
 Hypertension80 (62)68 (65)0.649
 Dyslipidaemia67 (52)62 (60)0.268
 Diabetes mellitus25 (19)21 (20)0.905
 Family history of CAD46 (37)48 (46)0.204
 Smoking current40 (31)32 (31)0.899
Cardiac medicationa
 Aspirin57 (66)35 (40)0.001
 Beta blockers36 (42)27 (31)0.125
 Calcium channel blockers17 (20)18 (22)0.788
 Renin-angiotensin system inhibitors30 (35)31 (35)0.962
 Statins56 (68)40 (49)0.019
 Interval coronary revascularization60 (47)58 (55)0.184
ASCVD risk score, %20 ± 1419 ± 130.838

ACS, acute coronary syndrome; ASCVD, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease; BMI, body mass index; CAD, coronary artery disease.

a

Cardiac medication prescribed at the time of baseline CCTA.

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of derivation cohort

Patients with early ACS ≤90 days n = 129, mean ± SD or n (%)Patients with late ACS >90 days n = 105P-value
Age, years62 ± 1262 ± 110.722
Female45 (35)40 (38)0.611
BMI, kg/m227.1 ± 4.328.1 ± 5.90.447
Symptoms
 Typical angina35 (29)28 (28)0.074
 Atypical angina60 (49)34 (34)
 Non-cardiac pain13 (11)15 (15)
 Asymptomatic15 (12)22 (22)
 Dyspnoea21 (20)19 (24)0.585
Cardiac risk factors
 Hypertension80 (62)68 (65)0.649
 Dyslipidaemia67 (52)62 (60)0.268
 Diabetes mellitus25 (19)21 (20)0.905
 Family history of CAD46 (37)48 (46)0.204
 Smoking current40 (31)32 (31)0.899
Cardiac medicationa
 Aspirin57 (66)35 (40)0.001
 Beta blockers36 (42)27 (31)0.125
 Calcium channel blockers17 (20)18 (22)0.788
 Renin-angiotensin system inhibitors30 (35)31 (35)0.962
 Statins56 (68)40 (49)0.019
 Interval coronary revascularization60 (47)58 (55)0.184
ASCVD risk score, %20 ± 1419 ± 130.838
Patients with early ACS ≤90 days n = 129, mean ± SD or n (%)Patients with late ACS >90 days n = 105P-value
Age, years62 ± 1262 ± 110.722
Female45 (35)40 (38)0.611
BMI, kg/m227.1 ± 4.328.1 ± 5.90.447
Symptoms
 Typical angina35 (29)28 (28)0.074
 Atypical angina60 (49)34 (34)
 Non-cardiac pain13 (11)15 (15)
 Asymptomatic15 (12)22 (22)
 Dyspnoea21 (20)19 (24)0.585
Cardiac risk factors
 Hypertension80 (62)68 (65)0.649
 Dyslipidaemia67 (52)62 (60)0.268
 Diabetes mellitus25 (19)21 (20)0.905
 Family history of CAD46 (37)48 (46)0.204
 Smoking current40 (31)32 (31)0.899
Cardiac medicationa
 Aspirin57 (66)35 (40)0.001
 Beta blockers36 (42)27 (31)0.125
 Calcium channel blockers17 (20)18 (22)0.788
 Renin-angiotensin system inhibitors30 (35)31 (35)0.962
 Statins56 (68)40 (49)0.019
 Interval coronary revascularization60 (47)58 (55)0.184
ASCVD risk score, %20 ± 1419 ± 130.838

ACS, acute coronary syndrome; ASCVD, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease; BMI, body mass index; CAD, coronary artery disease.

a

Cardiac medication prescribed at the time of baseline CCTA.

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