Risk factor comparison in young patients presenting with acute coronary syndrome with atherosclerotic coronary artery disease vs. angiographically normal coronaries
Conclusion: Risk factors were present in both groups, but significantly more in the CAD group. No particular risk factor stood out for the development of ACS in those with normal coronary arteries, other than mean BMI being slightly higher in this group. Based on our analysis, no single variable can accurately predict the risk for ACS in normal coronaries. To our knowledge, few studies have been done in the young population with angiographically normal coronary arteries to determine possible risk factors for development of ACS. Further research needs to be done to determine whether the risk factors that were common amongst both groups are coincidental, or a cause of ACS in those with normal coronary arteries.PMID:34522179 | PMC:PMC8436094 | DOI:10.7150/ijms.60869
Source: International Journal of Medical Sciences - Category: Biomedical Science Authors: Sarah Jamil Gohar Jamil Hanaa Mesameh Anwer Qureshi Juma AlKaabi Charu Sharma Faisal Aziz Ali Rashed Al-Shamsi Javed Yasin Source Type: research
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