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Table 2 Clinical and angiographic characteristics in CA and control patients as a function of the AT1 receptor A/C polymorphism.

From: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme and Angiotensin II Type 1 Receptor Polymorphisms in Patients with Coronary Aneurysms

 

CA (n = 113)

Controls (n = 226)

 

AA (n = 61)

AC (n = 46)

CC (n = 6)

AA (n = 123)

AC (n = 75)

CC (n = 28)

Age, years

61 ± 13

64 ± 11

63 ± 7

61 ± 11

61 ± 12

64 ± 9

Body Mass Index, kg/m2

27.2 ± 4

28.4 ± 4

26 ± 6

27.7 ± 10

26.4 ± 5

27.3 ± 5

Male gender, %

90

91

83

80

81

75

Smoking, %

80

78

67

67

75

71

Hypercholesterolemia, %

80

83

67

75

73

86

Hypertension, %

41

43

67

54

41

54

Diabetes, %

16

13

33

26

19

36

Previous myocardial infarction, %

70

72

17

54

53

39

History of aortic aneurysm, %

10

4

0

0

0

4

Number of stenotic lesions, %

      

- Non significant

6

4

0

6

11

22

- Single-vessel

22

29

67

32

37

32

- Two-vessel

45

51

0

33

31

32

- Three-vessel

27

16

33

29

21

14

Coronary aneurysm(s) location, %

      

- Left Main

7

7

17

NA

NA

NA

- Left Anterior Descending Artery

47

60

50

NA

NA

NA

- Circumflex

33

49

17

NA

NA

NA

- Right Coronary Artery

72

73

67

NA

NA

NA

Number of vessel(s) with CA, %

      

- 1

60

40

0

NA

NA

NA

- 2

27

38

50

NA

NA

NA

- 3

13

22

50

NA

NA

NA

Type of aneurysm(s), %

      

- Diffuse

80

80

83

NA

NA

NA

- Focal

20

20

17

NA

NA

NA