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Table 2 Preoperative patient characteristics

From: Impact of prosthesis–patient mismatch on short-term outcomes after aortic valve replacement: a retrospective analysis in East China

Preoperative data

Non-PPM (n = 731)

PPM (n = 138)

P value

Age, y

56(47–62)

64(55–69)

<0.001

Male

394(54%)

57(41%)

0.07

BMI(kg/m2)

22.58 ± 3.29

23.51 ± 5.92

0.076

BSA(m2)

1.61 ± 0.17

1.60 ± 0.14

0.484

Smoking history

138(18.9%)

14(10.1%)

0.014

Diabetes

63(8.6%)

22(15.9%)

0.008

Hypertension

178(24.4%)

39(28.1%)

0.336

Chronic renal insufficiency

23(3.1%)

5(3.6%)

0.77

Peripheral arterial disease

21(2.9%)

5(3.6%)

0.64

Cerebrovascular accident:

15(2.1%)

2(1.1%)

0.99

Coronary heart disease

78 (10.7%)

24(17.4%)

0.024

NYHA functional class (≥ III)

260(35.6%)

51(37.1%)

0.772

AF

212(29.0%)

42(30.1%)

0.76

Previous myocardial infarction

1(0.1%)

1(1.1%)

0.293

AS

399(55.0%)

90(65.1%)

0.031

Aortic regurgitation (moderate to severe)

508(69.5%)

79(57.1%)

0.006

LVEF

61.02 ± 8.99

62.00 ± 9.18

0.105

Emergency surgery

3(0.4%)

0(0.0%)

0.99

Aspirin within 5 days before surgery

5(0.7%)

1(1.1%)

0.99

Clopidogrel within 5 days before surgery

1(0.1%)

1(1.1%)

0.293

  1. PPM prosthesis-patient mismatch; BMI body mass index; BSA body surface area; NYHA New York Heart Association; AF atrial fibrillation; AS aortic valve stenosis; LVEF left ventricular ejection fraction