Follow-up of elderly acute coronary artery syndrome patients with ischemic stroke history after PCI
Abstract：Objective To study the major adverse events in >70 years old acute coronary syndrome (ACS) patients with or without acute ischemic stroke (AIS) history 1 year after PCI and analyze the major factors influencing their outcomes .Methods One hundred and thirty ACS patients with AIS history admitted to our department served as an experimental group and 130 age‐and gender‐matched ACS patients served as a control group in this study .The patients were followed up for 12 months ,during w hich their clinical data ,angiographic data ,placed stents ,major adverse events (cardio‐genic death ,ischemic stoke ,target vessel revascularization ,stent thromrosis and bleeding ) were recorded .Results The incidence of ischemic stroke was not significantly higher in experi‐mental group than in control group after PCI (6 .2% vs 1 .5% ,P>0 .05) .Logistic regression anal‐ysis showed that the incidence of major adverse events was related with the creatinine level ,types of ACS and ischemic stroke history .Conclusion The incidence of ischemic stroke is high in pa‐tients with AIS histry and is the risk factor for major adverse events after PCI .
Keywords：strokeacute coronary syndromeangiographystentsdeathsuddencardiacthrombo-siscerebral hemorrhage
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 277-279 )