Analysis of clinical characteristics in the young and middle-aged male patients with acute myocardial infarction
Zhu Zheng-yan
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Zhu Zheng-yan
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Objective:This article examined the clinical characters and risk factors in young adults with acute myocardial infarction.Methods:Compare clinical characteristics and risk factors in the young patients and in the old patients.Results:The proportion of smoking,diabetes,hyperlipidemia,family history of arteriosclerosis,metabolic syndrome,hypertension in two groups were 78.6% vs 55.0%,22.3% vs 39.1%,63.1% vs 38.7%,12.6% vs 4.6%,19.4% vs 8.0%,P0.05.Left ventricular ejection fraction of younger and older group is(63.1±13.6) % and(53.4±14.5) %,respectively.Conclusion:The risk factors in young adults group is relation to the smoking,hyperlipidemia,family history of arteriosclerosis,metabolic syndrome.
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Objective:This article examined the clinical characters and risk factors in young adults with acute myocardial infarction.Methods:Compare clinical characteristics and risk factors in the young patients and in the old patients.Results:The proportion of smoking,diabetes,hyperlipidemia,family history of arteriosclerosis,metabolic syndrome,hypertension in two groups were 78.6% vs 55.0%,22.3% vs 39.1%,63.1% vs 38.7%,12.6% vs 4.6%,19.4% vs 8.0%,P0.05.Left ventricular ejection fraction of younger and older group is(63.1±13.6) % and(53.4±14.5) %,respectively.Conclusion:The risk factors in young adults group is relation to the smoking,hyperlipidemia,family history of arteriosclerosis,metabolic syndrome.
Key concepts: Medicine, Hyperlipidemia, Internal medicine, Myocardial infarction, Diabetes mellitus, Family history, Arteriosclerosis, Cardiology