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Table 4 Pharmacological treatment given to patients

From: Abnormal glucose regulation in Chinese patients with coronary artery disease: a gender analysis

Type

Male

Female

DM (n = 636)

NDM (n = 83)

IGR (n = 283)

Normal (n = 338)

Total (n = 1340)

DM (n = 317)

NDM (n = 41)

IGR (n = 105)

Normal (n = 109)

Total (n = 572)

β-Blocker

520 (82)

61 (74)

233 (82)

276 (82)

1090 (81)

225 (71)

29 (71)

85 (81)

85 (78)

424 (74)

ACEI/ARB

553 (87)

70 (84)

254 (90)

290 (86)

1167 (87)

251 (79)

32 (78)

88 (84)

86 (79)

457 (80)

Diuretics

153 (24)

18 (22)

55 (19)

40 (12)

266 (20)

109 (34)

6 (15)

12 (11)

17 (16)

144 (25)

Statins

563 (89)

75 (90)

252 (89)

312 (92)

1202 (90)

267 (84)

38 (93)

92 (88)

90 (87)

493 (86)

CCB

345 (54)

45 (54)

154 (54)

177 (52)

721 (54)

190 (60)

26 (63)

77 (73)

54 (50)

347 (61)

Nitrates

422 (66)

63 (76)

207 (73)

247 (73)

439 (70)

238 (75)

31 (76)

64 (61)

74 (68)

407 (71)

Aspirin

613 (96)

82 (99)

276 (98)

334 (99)

1305 (97)

282 (89)

41 (100)

96 (91)

107 (98)

526 (92)

Clopidogrel

538 (85)

80 (96)

254 (90)

317 (94)

1189 (89)

254 (80)

35 (85)

85 (81)

89 (82)

463 (81)

DM drugs

          

Oral agents

364 (67)

    

170 (53)

    

Insulin

147 (23)

    

73 (23)

    

Combined

77 (12)

    

40 (13)

    

No drugs/ Diet

48 (8)

    

34 (11)

    
  1. Data were number of patients (%)
  2. ACEI, angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor; ARB, angiotensin receptor blocker; CCB, calcium channel blocker; DM, diabetes mellitus; NDM, new diabetes mellitus; IGR, impaired glucose regulation