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Table 1 Characteristics of study population

From: Prevalence of visceral artery involvement in patients with peripheral artery disease found on run-off MRA

 

All patients (n = 145)

VAI ≥ grade 3* (n = 72)

VAI < grade 3* (n = 73)

p value

n

%

n

%

N

%

Females

34

23%

15

21%

19

26%

0.5573

Age in years, median (range)

68 (27–91)

69 (42–88)

68 (27–91)

0.2578

BMI in kg/m2, median (range)

27 (17–53)

26 (18–37)

28 (17–53)

0.9330

CRP in mg/L, median (range)

8.565 (0–289)

8.860 (0–289)

8.490 (0–234)

0.7181

Indication for MRA

       

Suspected PAD

12

8%

6

8%

6

8%

1.0000

Known PAD

133

92%

66

92%

67

92%

Patients with information on Fontaine stage of PAD (n = 121)

       

 Fontaine stage IIa

3

2%

2

3%

1

2%

0.2535

 Fontaine stage IIb

64

53%

35

58%

29

48%

 Fontaine stage III

10

8%

3

5%

7

11%

 Fontaine stage IV

44

36%

20

33%

24

39%

Cardio-vascular risk factors

       

 Smoking

45

31%

26

36%

19

26%

0.2122

 Diabetes

54

37%

27

38%

27

37%

1.0000

 Arterial hypertension

83

57%

44

61%

40

55%

0.5022

 Hyperlipidaemia

61

42%

25

35%

36

49%

0.0930

Vascular comorbidities

       

 Coronary artery disease

39

27%

22

31%

16

22%

0.2616

 Cerebrovascular disease

12

8%

6

8%

5

7%

0.7646

  1. VAI ≥ grade 3 = visceral artery involvement with diameter stenosis ≥ 50%
  2. BMI body mass index, MRA magnetic resonance angiography, PAD peripheral artery disease