Table 2

Demographic data

ROMICAT-II (N = 238)
Age, years52.7 ± 8.0
Female sex, n (%)96 (40.3)
BMI, kg/m229.1 ± 4.7
Cardiovascular risk factors
 Hypertension, n (%)124 (52.1)
 Diabetes mellitus, n (%)40 (16.8)
 Dyslipidaemia, n (%)105 (44.1)
 Former/current smoker, n (%)118 (49.6)
 Family history of premature CAD, n (%)87 (36.6)
Number of cardiovascular risk factors, n (%)
 0–181 (34.0)
 2–3135 (56.7)
 ≥422 (9.2)
TIMI score, n (%)
 0145 (60.9)
 172 (30.3)
 219 (8.0)
 ≥32 (0.8)
Prior medication
 Aspirin, n (%)55 (23.1)
 Beta-blocker, n (%)42 (17.7)
 Statin, n (%)65 (27.3)
Non-invasive diagnostic testing
Positive test, n (%)34/145 (23.5)
 Positive CCTAa, n (%)30/117 (25.6)
 Positive SPECTb, n (%)7/43 (16.3)
Clinical events
 ACS, n (%)18 (7.6)
 AMI, n (%)5 (2.1)
 UAP, n (%)13 (5.5)
ROMICAT-II (N = 238)
Age, years52.7 ± 8.0
Female sex, n (%)96 (40.3)
BMI, kg/m229.1 ± 4.7
Cardiovascular risk factors
 Hypertension, n (%)124 (52.1)
 Diabetes mellitus, n (%)40 (16.8)
 Dyslipidaemia, n (%)105 (44.1)
 Former/current smoker, n (%)118 (49.6)
 Family history of premature CAD, n (%)87 (36.6)
Number of cardiovascular risk factors, n (%)
 0–181 (34.0)
 2–3135 (56.7)
 ≥422 (9.2)
TIMI score, n (%)
 0145 (60.9)
 172 (30.3)
 219 (8.0)
 ≥32 (0.8)
Prior medication
 Aspirin, n (%)55 (23.1)
 Beta-blocker, n (%)42 (17.7)
 Statin, n (%)65 (27.3)
Non-invasive diagnostic testing
Positive test, n (%)34/145 (23.5)
 Positive CCTAa, n (%)30/117 (25.6)
 Positive SPECTb, n (%)7/43 (16.3)
Clinical events
 ACS, n (%)18 (7.6)
 AMI, n (%)5 (2.1)
 UAP, n (%)13 (5.5)

ACS, acute coronary syndrome; AMI, acute myocardial infarction; BMI, body mass index; CAD, coronary artery disease; CCTA, coronary computed tomography angiography; SPECT, single-photon emission computed tomography; TIMI, thrombolysis in myocardial infarction; UAP, unstable angina pectoris.

aPositive coronary CTA: >50% luminal narrowing.

bPositive SPECT: evidence of stress-induced ischaemia defined as reversible myocardial perfusion defect.

Table 2

Demographic data

ROMICAT-II (N = 238)
Age, years52.7 ± 8.0
Female sex, n (%)96 (40.3)
BMI, kg/m229.1 ± 4.7
Cardiovascular risk factors
 Hypertension, n (%)124 (52.1)
 Diabetes mellitus, n (%)40 (16.8)
 Dyslipidaemia, n (%)105 (44.1)
 Former/current smoker, n (%)118 (49.6)
 Family history of premature CAD, n (%)87 (36.6)
Number of cardiovascular risk factors, n (%)
 0–181 (34.0)
 2–3135 (56.7)
 ≥422 (9.2)
TIMI score, n (%)
 0145 (60.9)
 172 (30.3)
 219 (8.0)
 ≥32 (0.8)
Prior medication
 Aspirin, n (%)55 (23.1)
 Beta-blocker, n (%)42 (17.7)
 Statin, n (%)65 (27.3)
Non-invasive diagnostic testing
Positive test, n (%)34/145 (23.5)
 Positive CCTAa, n (%)30/117 (25.6)
 Positive SPECTb, n (%)7/43 (16.3)
Clinical events
 ACS, n (%)18 (7.6)
 AMI, n (%)5 (2.1)
 UAP, n (%)13 (5.5)
ROMICAT-II (N = 238)
Age, years52.7 ± 8.0
Female sex, n (%)96 (40.3)
BMI, kg/m229.1 ± 4.7
Cardiovascular risk factors
 Hypertension, n (%)124 (52.1)
 Diabetes mellitus, n (%)40 (16.8)
 Dyslipidaemia, n (%)105 (44.1)
 Former/current smoker, n (%)118 (49.6)
 Family history of premature CAD, n (%)87 (36.6)
Number of cardiovascular risk factors, n (%)
 0–181 (34.0)
 2–3135 (56.7)
 ≥422 (9.2)
TIMI score, n (%)
 0145 (60.9)
 172 (30.3)
 219 (8.0)
 ≥32 (0.8)
Prior medication
 Aspirin, n (%)55 (23.1)
 Beta-blocker, n (%)42 (17.7)
 Statin, n (%)65 (27.3)
Non-invasive diagnostic testing
Positive test, n (%)34/145 (23.5)
 Positive CCTAa, n (%)30/117 (25.6)
 Positive SPECTb, n (%)7/43 (16.3)
Clinical events
 ACS, n (%)18 (7.6)
 AMI, n (%)5 (2.1)
 UAP, n (%)13 (5.5)

ACS, acute coronary syndrome; AMI, acute myocardial infarction; BMI, body mass index; CAD, coronary artery disease; CCTA, coronary computed tomography angiography; SPECT, single-photon emission computed tomography; TIMI, thrombolysis in myocardial infarction; UAP, unstable angina pectoris.

aPositive coronary CTA: >50% luminal narrowing.

bPositive SPECT: evidence of stress-induced ischaemia defined as reversible myocardial perfusion defect.

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