Percutaneous Coronary Intervention as a Non-Surgical Treatment for Ischemic Mitral Regurgitation in Patients with Multi-Vessel Coronary Artery Disease

27 May 2024 : Clinical Research

Xiaoyan Wang

^1ABCE*, Zhihong Liu

^1ABCDE, Aoyun Rong

^1ABDE, Bofei Ma

^1BCDE, Ruixing Mo

^1BCEG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.943122

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e943122

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Table 2 Characteristics of the 15 enrolled patients.

No.	Age	BMI	GFR	Patient symptoms	NYHA/Killip	Rentrop Score	TIMI
1	88	19.03	64.21	Post-activity chest tightness and shortness of breath	Class I	Grade 3	Grade 0
2	61	23.66	74.72	Persistent chest pain	Class I	Grade 2	RCA grade 0, LCX grade III
3	61	19.37	83.13	Persistent chest tightness and chest pain	Class I	Grade 2	RCA grade 0, LCX grade 0
4	87	18.02	49.04	Persistent chest tightness and chest pain	Class I	Grade 3	RCA grade 0, LCX grade II, LAD grade III
5	92	20.99	58.89	Persistent chest pain	Class I	Grade 2	Grade 0
6	64	25.00	85.40	Persistent chest pain	Class I	Grade 2	Grade I
7	75	18.93	62.79	Persistent subxiphoid pain with nausea	Class I	Grade 2	Grade 0
8	84	20.28	67.18	Intermittent chest tightness	Class I	Grade 2	Grade I
9	81	21.71	95.87	Intermittent chest pain with back pain	Class I	Grade 3	Grade II
10	72	24.46	57.55	Persistent chest tightness and chest pain	Class II	Grade 2	RCA grade III, LAD grade 0
11	79	20.28	85.45	Post-activity chest pain	Class I	Grade 3	Grade 0
12	68	19.69	72.90	Persistent chest pain	Class I	Grade 1	Grade 0
13	82	19.92	58.01	Post-activity chest tightness and chest pain	Class I	Grade 2	Grade 0
14	87	20.90	84.41	Persistent chest tightness with nausea and vomiting	Class I	Grade 2	RCA grade 0, LCX grade II
15	78	24.05	86.32	Intermittent retrosternal burning sensation	Class I	Grade 2	Grade 0
BMI – body mass index (kg/m); GFR – glomerular filtration rate (mL/min/1.73 m); NYHA – New York Heart Association; TIMI – thrombolysis in myocardial infarction; RCA – right coronary artery; LCX – left circumflex, LAD – left anterior descending.

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