Coronary angiographic characteristics of patients with premature and late-onset coronary heart disease and short-term outcome after transradial coronary intervention
ObjectiveTo analyse the coronary angiographic characteristics of premature coronary heart disease (PCAD) and Late-onset coronary heart disease (LCAD).In-hospital Short-term outcome after transradial coronary intervention and major adverse cardiac events (MACE) including death,myocardial infarction, and lesion revascularization for patients with PCAD and LCAD are also explored in the study.MethodsClinical data of 58 patients with PCAD and 80 patients were summarized and analyzed.The coronary angiographic characteristics,number and length of implanted stent,complications of interventional treatment,and MACE during hospitalization between the two sets were compared.ResultsLeft Circumflex Artery (LCX) and Right Coronary Artery (RCA) are the most frequently involved vessels in patients with PCAD.Compared with LCAD group,patients in PCAD group requires less and shorter stents implanted,which has a significance(P<0.05).There were no differences in vascular complications,coronary dissection,coronary artery perforation,and successful rate of interventional treatment between two groups.The incidence rate of MACE and the complications of interventional therapy in PCAD group are less than that in LCAD group (P<0.05).ConclusionFor patients with PCAD,LCX and RCA are the vessels which are involved the most frequently, and interventional therapy reduces the incidence rate of MACE.