Research Article

Evaluate Short-Term Outcomes of abciximab in ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized Clinical Trials

Table 3

Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of patients included.

Antoniucci 2003Brener 1998Ernst 2004Mehilli 2009Montalescot 2001Neumann 1998Neumann 2000Petronio 2005Tcheng 2003Zorman 2002
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Patients (n)20020024124230894013991491511029820120030301052103011251
Age (mean) (years)6463606262.560.662.461.859.662.160.660.261.360.16058.560.059.060.563
Male (%)7679737267.078.376.073.085.278.276.078.074.177.08085.074.071.976.061
Hypertension (%)4647465043.035.070.071.034.241.162.063.065.762.048.747.556.561
Diabetes (%)1719232220.09.019.016.015.419.914.013.017.412.51720.017.515.720.515
Previous MI (%)101217217.06.310.011.014.17.314.512.912.514
Previous TVR (%)69141410.09.04.02.028.123.38.013.011.510.514.212.04.58.0
Smoking (%)39414141.052.043.342.041.045.039.761.047.042.843.55752.042.843.521.031
Dyslipidemia (%)403928.028.042.044.039.637.165.062.045.840.539.236.653.543
Multivessel disease (%)54575762.066.057.062.258.04745.049.148.455.565
Aspirin++++++++++++++++++++
Unfractionated heparin++++++++++++++++++++
Clopidogrel++00++++000000++0000
Ticlopidine++++0000++++++00++00

A, the abciximab group; C, the control group; MI, myocardial infarction.