The proportion of patients with ACS events presenting with STEMI varies across observational studies but has declined over the past decade. This decline is partly attributable to more sensitive assays for myocardial injury, which have increased the detection of non-STEMI cases relative to STEMI. Between 1999 and 2008, the proportion of patients with STEMI decreased by nearly 50% (Table 1.1) [1].

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Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

  • Ata Firouzi,
  • Zahra Hosseini,
  • Ehsan Khalilipur,
  • Armin Elahifar,
  • Mohammadreza Baay

摘要

The proportion of patients with ACS events presenting with STEMI varies across observational studies but has declined over the past decade. This decline is partly attributable to more sensitive assays for myocardial injury, which have increased the detection of non-STEMI cases relative to STEMI. Between 1999 and 2008, the proportion of patients with STEMI decreased by nearly 50% (Table 1.1) [1].