. | Overall . | fCAD− . | fCAD+ . |
---|---|---|---|
n = 1715 . | n = 1316 . | n = 399 . | |
Sex, female | 753 (43.9%) | 651 (49.5%) | 102 (25.6%) |
Age | 68 (59–76) | 67 (58–74) | 72 (65–78) |
BMI | 26.9 (24.2–30.5) | 26.8 (24.1–30.5) | 27.4 (24.7–30.5) |
Symptoms | 1019 (59.4%) | 782 (59.4%) | 237 (59.4%) |
Pre-existing disease | |||
Arterial hypertension | 1219 (71.1%) | 895 (68%) | 324 (81.2%) |
Hypercholesterolaemia | 906 (52.8%) | 662 (50.3%) | 244 (61.2%) |
Arterial fibrillation | 248 (14.5%) | 176 (13.4%) | 72 (18%) |
Heart failure | 26 (1.5%) | 16 (1.2%) | 10 (2.5%) |
Diabetes | 346 (20.2%) | 240 (18.2%) | 106 (26.6%) |
Peripheral arterial disease | 101 (5.9%) | 64 (4.9%) | 37 (9.3%) |
Status post-stroke/TIA | 130 (7.6%) | 77(5.9%) | 53 (13.3%) |
Pacemaker/ICD/CRT | 41 (2.4%) | 28 (2.13%) | 13 (3.3%) |
Family history | 390 (22.7%) | 305 (23.2%) | 85 (21.3%) |
Malignancy | 255 (14.9%) | 196 (14.9%) | 59 (14.8%) |
Nicotine use | 919 (53.6%) | 679 (51.6%) | 240 (60.1%) |
Stopped use | 588 (34.3%) | 420 (31.9%) | 168 (42.1%) |
Active use | 331 (19.3%) | 259 (19.7%) | 72 (18%) |
Beta-blocker | 585 (34.1%) | 425 (32.3%) | 160 (40.1%) |
ACE blocker | 359 (20.9%) | 262 (19.9%) | 97 (24.3%) |
AT2 antagonists | 528 (30.8%) | 385 (29.3%) | 143 (35.8%) |
Diuretics | 591 (34.5%) | 419 (31.8%) | 172 (43.1%) |
Anticoagulation | 235 (13.7%) | 164 (12.5%) | 71 (17.8%) |
Warfarin | 157 (9.2%) | 105 (8%) | 52 (13%) |
New oral anticoagulants | 78 (4.5%) | 59 (4.5%) | 19 (4.8%) |
Aspirin | 1046 (61%) | 478 (36.3%) | 191 (47.9%) |
Statin | 604 (35.2%) | 427 (32.4%) | 177 (44.4%) |
Cystatin C (RFU), n = 1654 | 2418.8 (2076.7–2846.1) | 2358.6 (2045.9–2764.3) | 2595.8 (2241.7–3186.9) |
Stress test modality ergometrie | 1115 (65%) | 894 (68%) | 221 (55.4%) |
Rate pressure product at rest a | 11115 (9628–12879) | 11050 (9549.8–12816) | 11502 (9902–13156) |
Rate pressure product at stressa | 30225 (26666–33600) | 30432 (26996.8–33852) | 29141 (25453–32240) |
. | Overall . | fCAD− . | fCAD+ . |
---|---|---|---|
n = 1715 . | n = 1316 . | n = 399 . | |
Sex, female | 753 (43.9%) | 651 (49.5%) | 102 (25.6%) |
Age | 68 (59–76) | 67 (58–74) | 72 (65–78) |
BMI | 26.9 (24.2–30.5) | 26.8 (24.1–30.5) | 27.4 (24.7–30.5) |
Symptoms | 1019 (59.4%) | 782 (59.4%) | 237 (59.4%) |
Pre-existing disease | |||
Arterial hypertension | 1219 (71.1%) | 895 (68%) | 324 (81.2%) |
Hypercholesterolaemia | 906 (52.8%) | 662 (50.3%) | 244 (61.2%) |
Arterial fibrillation | 248 (14.5%) | 176 (13.4%) | 72 (18%) |
Heart failure | 26 (1.5%) | 16 (1.2%) | 10 (2.5%) |
Diabetes | 346 (20.2%) | 240 (18.2%) | 106 (26.6%) |
Peripheral arterial disease | 101 (5.9%) | 64 (4.9%) | 37 (9.3%) |
Status post-stroke/TIA | 130 (7.6%) | 77(5.9%) | 53 (13.3%) |
Pacemaker/ICD/CRT | 41 (2.4%) | 28 (2.13%) | 13 (3.3%) |
Family history | 390 (22.7%) | 305 (23.2%) | 85 (21.3%) |
Malignancy | 255 (14.9%) | 196 (14.9%) | 59 (14.8%) |
Nicotine use | 919 (53.6%) | 679 (51.6%) | 240 (60.1%) |
Stopped use | 588 (34.3%) | 420 (31.9%) | 168 (42.1%) |
Active use | 331 (19.3%) | 259 (19.7%) | 72 (18%) |
Beta-blocker | 585 (34.1%) | 425 (32.3%) | 160 (40.1%) |
ACE blocker | 359 (20.9%) | 262 (19.9%) | 97 (24.3%) |
AT2 antagonists | 528 (30.8%) | 385 (29.3%) | 143 (35.8%) |
Diuretics | 591 (34.5%) | 419 (31.8%) | 172 (43.1%) |
Anticoagulation | 235 (13.7%) | 164 (12.5%) | 71 (17.8%) |
Warfarin | 157 (9.2%) | 105 (8%) | 52 (13%) |
New oral anticoagulants | 78 (4.5%) | 59 (4.5%) | 19 (4.8%) |
Aspirin | 1046 (61%) | 478 (36.3%) | 191 (47.9%) |
Statin | 604 (35.2%) | 427 (32.4%) | 177 (44.4%) |
Cystatin C (RFU), n = 1654 | 2418.8 (2076.7–2846.1) | 2358.6 (2045.9–2764.3) | 2595.8 (2241.7–3186.9) |
Stress test modality ergometrie | 1115 (65%) | 894 (68%) | 221 (55.4%) |
Rate pressure product at rest a | 11115 (9628–12879) | 11050 (9549.8–12816) | 11502 (9902–13156) |
Rate pressure product at stressa | 30225 (26666–33600) | 30432 (26996.8–33852) | 29141 (25453–32240) |
Continous variables are presented as median [interquartile range (IQR)]; categorical variables are presented as total number (percentage).
aFor those who had an ergometry stress.
. | Overall . | fCAD− . | fCAD+ . |
---|---|---|---|
n = 1715 . | n = 1316 . | n = 399 . | |
Sex, female | 753 (43.9%) | 651 (49.5%) | 102 (25.6%) |
Age | 68 (59–76) | 67 (58–74) | 72 (65–78) |
BMI | 26.9 (24.2–30.5) | 26.8 (24.1–30.5) | 27.4 (24.7–30.5) |
Symptoms | 1019 (59.4%) | 782 (59.4%) | 237 (59.4%) |
Pre-existing disease | |||
Arterial hypertension | 1219 (71.1%) | 895 (68%) | 324 (81.2%) |
Hypercholesterolaemia | 906 (52.8%) | 662 (50.3%) | 244 (61.2%) |
Arterial fibrillation | 248 (14.5%) | 176 (13.4%) | 72 (18%) |
Heart failure | 26 (1.5%) | 16 (1.2%) | 10 (2.5%) |
Diabetes | 346 (20.2%) | 240 (18.2%) | 106 (26.6%) |
Peripheral arterial disease | 101 (5.9%) | 64 (4.9%) | 37 (9.3%) |
Status post-stroke/TIA | 130 (7.6%) | 77(5.9%) | 53 (13.3%) |
Pacemaker/ICD/CRT | 41 (2.4%) | 28 (2.13%) | 13 (3.3%) |
Family history | 390 (22.7%) | 305 (23.2%) | 85 (21.3%) |
Malignancy | 255 (14.9%) | 196 (14.9%) | 59 (14.8%) |
Nicotine use | 919 (53.6%) | 679 (51.6%) | 240 (60.1%) |
Stopped use | 588 (34.3%) | 420 (31.9%) | 168 (42.1%) |
Active use | 331 (19.3%) | 259 (19.7%) | 72 (18%) |
Beta-blocker | 585 (34.1%) | 425 (32.3%) | 160 (40.1%) |
ACE blocker | 359 (20.9%) | 262 (19.9%) | 97 (24.3%) |
AT2 antagonists | 528 (30.8%) | 385 (29.3%) | 143 (35.8%) |
Diuretics | 591 (34.5%) | 419 (31.8%) | 172 (43.1%) |
Anticoagulation | 235 (13.7%) | 164 (12.5%) | 71 (17.8%) |
Warfarin | 157 (9.2%) | 105 (8%) | 52 (13%) |
New oral anticoagulants | 78 (4.5%) | 59 (4.5%) | 19 (4.8%) |
Aspirin | 1046 (61%) | 478 (36.3%) | 191 (47.9%) |
Statin | 604 (35.2%) | 427 (32.4%) | 177 (44.4%) |
Cystatin C (RFU), n = 1654 | 2418.8 (2076.7–2846.1) | 2358.6 (2045.9–2764.3) | 2595.8 (2241.7–3186.9) |
Stress test modality ergometrie | 1115 (65%) | 894 (68%) | 221 (55.4%) |
Rate pressure product at rest a | 11115 (9628–12879) | 11050 (9549.8–12816) | 11502 (9902–13156) |
Rate pressure product at stressa | 30225 (26666–33600) | 30432 (26996.8–33852) | 29141 (25453–32240) |
. | Overall . | fCAD− . | fCAD+ . |
---|---|---|---|
n = 1715 . | n = 1316 . | n = 399 . | |
Sex, female | 753 (43.9%) | 651 (49.5%) | 102 (25.6%) |
Age | 68 (59–76) | 67 (58–74) | 72 (65–78) |
BMI | 26.9 (24.2–30.5) | 26.8 (24.1–30.5) | 27.4 (24.7–30.5) |
Symptoms | 1019 (59.4%) | 782 (59.4%) | 237 (59.4%) |
Pre-existing disease | |||
Arterial hypertension | 1219 (71.1%) | 895 (68%) | 324 (81.2%) |
Hypercholesterolaemia | 906 (52.8%) | 662 (50.3%) | 244 (61.2%) |
Arterial fibrillation | 248 (14.5%) | 176 (13.4%) | 72 (18%) |
Heart failure | 26 (1.5%) | 16 (1.2%) | 10 (2.5%) |
Diabetes | 346 (20.2%) | 240 (18.2%) | 106 (26.6%) |
Peripheral arterial disease | 101 (5.9%) | 64 (4.9%) | 37 (9.3%) |
Status post-stroke/TIA | 130 (7.6%) | 77(5.9%) | 53 (13.3%) |
Pacemaker/ICD/CRT | 41 (2.4%) | 28 (2.13%) | 13 (3.3%) |
Family history | 390 (22.7%) | 305 (23.2%) | 85 (21.3%) |
Malignancy | 255 (14.9%) | 196 (14.9%) | 59 (14.8%) |
Nicotine use | 919 (53.6%) | 679 (51.6%) | 240 (60.1%) |
Stopped use | 588 (34.3%) | 420 (31.9%) | 168 (42.1%) |
Active use | 331 (19.3%) | 259 (19.7%) | 72 (18%) |
Beta-blocker | 585 (34.1%) | 425 (32.3%) | 160 (40.1%) |
ACE blocker | 359 (20.9%) | 262 (19.9%) | 97 (24.3%) |
AT2 antagonists | 528 (30.8%) | 385 (29.3%) | 143 (35.8%) |
Diuretics | 591 (34.5%) | 419 (31.8%) | 172 (43.1%) |
Anticoagulation | 235 (13.7%) | 164 (12.5%) | 71 (17.8%) |
Warfarin | 157 (9.2%) | 105 (8%) | 52 (13%) |
New oral anticoagulants | 78 (4.5%) | 59 (4.5%) | 19 (4.8%) |
Aspirin | 1046 (61%) | 478 (36.3%) | 191 (47.9%) |
Statin | 604 (35.2%) | 427 (32.4%) | 177 (44.4%) |
Cystatin C (RFU), n = 1654 | 2418.8 (2076.7–2846.1) | 2358.6 (2045.9–2764.3) | 2595.8 (2241.7–3186.9) |
Stress test modality ergometrie | 1115 (65%) | 894 (68%) | 221 (55.4%) |
Rate pressure product at rest a | 11115 (9628–12879) | 11050 (9549.8–12816) | 11502 (9902–13156) |
Rate pressure product at stressa | 30225 (26666–33600) | 30432 (26996.8–33852) | 29141 (25453–32240) |
Continous variables are presented as median [interquartile range (IQR)]; categorical variables are presented as total number (percentage).
aFor those who had an ergometry stress.
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