Research Article

The Correlation between the Triglyceride-Glucose Index and Coagulation Markers in Patients with Recent Acute Myocardial Infarction

Table 1

Baseline demographic and risk factors.

All ()TyG below median ()TyG above median () value

Women23 (19.7)12 (20.7)11 (18.9)0.808
Age (years)56 (10.3)57.6 (10.8)55.1 (10.0)0.223
BMI (kg/m2)28.8 (4.6)28.1 (4.0)29.9 (4.8)0.013
Event0.554
 STEMI71 (60.7)35 (60.3)36 (61.0)
 NSTE-ACS46 (39.3)23 (39.7)23 (39.0)
Arterial hypertension86 (73.5)44 (75.8)42 (71.2)0.495
Diabetes mellitus10 (8.5)4 (6.9)6 (10.2)0.093
Dyslipidaemia75 (64.1)37 (63.8)38 (64.4)0.423
Family history46 (39.3)24 (41.4)22 (37.3)0.695
Smoker54 (46.2)25 (43.1)29 (49.2)0.181
Antiplatelet drugs0.940
0.824
 ASA116 (99.1)58 (100)58 (98.3)
 Clopidogrel12 (10.3)7 (12.1)5 (8.5)
 Prasugrel25 (21.4)12 (20.7)13 (22.0)
 Ticagrelor73 (62.4)36 (62.1)37 (62.7)
ACE inhibitor91 (77.8)47 (81.0)44 (74.6)0.615
Beta-blocker95 (81.2)46 (79.3)49 (83.1)0.580
Statins117 (100)58 (100)59 (100)0.761
 Rosuvastatin104 (88.9)53 (91.4)51 (86.4)
 Atorvastatin13 (11.1)5 (8.6)8 (13.6)

ASA: acetylsalicylic acid; BMI: body mass index; NSTE-ACS: non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome; SD: standard deviation; STEMI: ST-elevation myocardial infarction; TyG: triglyceride-glucose index; : results displayed as number (%); : results displayed as mean (standard deviation).