Table 1

Clinical characteristics and medication prescription at the time of coronary function testing, grouped according to final clinical diagnosis

CharacteristicsMVA (n=78)VSA (n=25)Mixed MVA and VSA (n=31)Non-cardiac symptoms (n=17)P value
Age (years)62 (IQR 53–68)54 (IQR 51–65)63 (IQR 58–70)58 (IQR 52–65)0.085
Sex (female)60/78 (76.9%)15/25 (60.0%)22/31 (71.0%)14/17 (82.4%)0.316
Smoking history29/78 (37.2%)14/25 (56.0%)18/31 (58.1%)2/17 (11.8%)0.009
Hypertension53/78 (67.9%)11/25 (44.0%)21/31 (67.7%)11/17 (64.7%)0.180
Diabetes mellitus11/78 (14.1%)7/25 (28.0%)5/31 (16.1%)6/17 (35.3%)0.132
Atrial fibrillation5/78 (6.4%)1/25 (4.0%)3/31 (9.7%)0/17 (0.0%)0.739
Previous MI8/78 (10.3%)5/25 (20.0%)10/31 (32.3%)1/17 (5.9%)0.026
Previous PCI7/78 (9.0%)5/25 (20.0%)7/31 (22.6%)0/17 (0.0%)0.052
Previous CVA9/78 (11.8%)5/25 (20.0%)4/31 (12.9%)2/17 (11.8%)0.728
Peripheral arterial disease3/78 (3.8%)3/25 (12.0%)2/31 (6.5%)0/17 (0.0%)0.301
Cholesterol (mmol/L)3.28 (2.78–4.10)3.12 (2.73–3.78)3.34 (2.82–4.35)3.81 (2.94–4.27)0.317
Triglycerides (mmol/L)0.79 (0.60–1.19)0.82 (0.49–1.29)0.88 (0.64–1.56)1.07 (0.63–1.30)0.587
HDL (mmol/L)1.11 (0.94–1.41)1.03 (0.81–1.40)1.13 (0.95–1.41)1.10 (0.95–1.39)0.634
ASSIGN cardiovascular risk score17 (10–33)12 (9–39)24 (17–28)16 (12–46)0.285
Statin prescription67/78 (85.9%)20/25 (80.0%)27/31 (87.1%)12/17 (70.6%)0.395
Aspirin prescription67/78 (85.9%)22/25 (88.0%)29/31 (93.5%)13/17 (76.5%)0.429
P2Y12 inhibitor prescription9/78 (11.5%)3/25 (12.0%)6/31 (19.4%)3/17 (17.6%)0.660
Anticoagulant prescription3/78 (3.8%)1/25 (4.0%)2/31 (6.5%)1/17 (5.9%)0.832
Beta-blocker prescription48/78 (61.5%)15/25 (60.0%)27/31 (87.1%)11/17 (64.7%)0.047
RAAS blocker prescription34/78 (43.6%)10/25 (40.0%)14/31 (45.2%)10/17 (58.8%)0.664
  • Mann-Whitney U test or Fisher’s Exact test was applied according to variable types. All values are reported as median (IQR) or n (%).

  • CCB, calcium-channel blocker; CVA, cerebrovascular accident; MI, myocardial infarction; MVA, microvascular angina; PCI, percutaneous coronary intervention; RAAS, renin-angiotensin–aldosterone system; VSA, vasospastic angina.