Management of unstable coronary syndromes in patients with previous coronary artery bypass grafts following coronary angiography

Table 1 : Clinical characteristics of the post-CABG patients with unstable coronary syndromes
  Presenting condition
Characteristic Myocardial infarction (MI)
n = 27
Unstable angina
n = 102
Mean age, yr 61.7 62.4
No. (and %) male 25 (93) 83 (81)
No. (and %) with previous MI 15 (56) 61 (60)
Mean age of graft, yr 6.9 ± 4.1 6.7 ± 4.0
No. (and %) who smoked cigarettes (within the last 3 years) 20 (74) 60 (59)
Mean left ventricular function* Grade 3 Grade 2
No. (and %) of patients with left main artery stenosis of > 50% 3 (11) 5 (5)
Mean no. of diseased native vessels with stenosis of >69% per patient 2.4 2.3
Mean no. of aortocoronary bypass grafts per patient 2.8 2.9
Mean age of aortocoronary grafts, yr 8.9 6.6
Mean no. of diseased grafts with stenosis of >69% per patient 1.4 1.0
No. (and %) of patients with internal mammary artery 7 (26) 32 (31)
No. with internal mammary stenosis >69% 0 6
*Grade 1 = ejection fraction (EF)>60%; grade 2 = EF 40B60%; grade 3 = EF 20B40%; grade 4 = EF<20%.
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