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Table 1 Baseline and operative characteristics and outcomes of all patients. Data are expressed as n (%) for categorical variables, mean ± standard deviations, or median (range) for continuous variables

From: Coronary artery bypass surgery in type 2 diabetic patients: predictors of mortality and morbidity

Variable

 

Age > 70 years

86 (16.3%)

Female, n (%)

105 (19.9%)

Cardiovascular risk factor

 Hypertension, n (%)

267 (50.5%)

 Hyperlipidemia, n (%)

206 (38.9%)

 Smoking, n (%)

288 (54.4%)

Comorbidities

 Renal failure (severe or more), n (%)

31 (5.9%)

 Stroke, n (%)

15 (2.8%)

 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, n (%)

94 (17.8%)

 Anemia, n (%)

117 (22.1%)

 Polyvascular atherosclerotic disease, n (%)

97 (18.3%)

 Acute myocardial infarction < 3 months, n (%)

193 (36.5%)

Echocardiographical and coronary angiogram finding

 Left ventricular ejection fraction < 40%, n (%)

66 (12.5%)

 Pulmonary hypertension, n (%)

183 (34.6%)

 Tri-vessels disease, n (%)

382 (72.2%)

 Left main coronary artery stenosis, n (%)

138 (26.1%)

Operative parameters

 Urgency-emergency, n (%)

66 (12.5%)

 Distal anastomosis per patient

2.3 ± 0.8

 Bilateral internal thoracic artery use, n (%)

88 (16.6%)

 “Y” anastomosis, n (%)

43 (8.1%)

 Associated procedures, n (%)

53 (10%)

Postoperative course

 In-hospital deaths, n (%)

31 (5.9%)

 Ventilator support, (hours)

7 (2–1560)

 Intensive care unit stay, (hours)

44 (18–1560)

 Hospital stay (days)

13 (2–106)

 Cardiac complications, n (%)

117 (22.1%)

 Infective complications, n (%)

142 (26.8%)

 Respiratory complications, n (%)

92 (17.4%)

 Renal failure, n (%)

68 (12.9%)

 Cerebro-vascular accident, n (%)

11 (2.1%)