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Table 2 Utilization ratios of drugs in older CAD/CHF patients with and without low GFR

From: Relationship between drug application and mortality rate in Chinese older coronary artery disease/chronic heart failure patients with and without low glomerular filtration rate

Diseases

Drugs

All

Without low GFR

With low GFR

P value*

CAD

Aspirin (%)

537 (51.1)

355 (52.4)

182 (48.9)

0.287

Clopidogrel (%)

622 (59.2)

409 (60.3)

213 (57.3)

0.333

Beta-blockers (%)

705 (67.1)

445 (65.6)

260 (69.9)

0.160

CCBs (%)

664 (63.2)

410 (60.5)

254 (68.3)

0.012

Nitrates (%)

871 (83.0)

558 (82.3)

313 (84.1)

0.449

ACEI/ARBs (%)

530 (50.5)

346 (51.0)

184 (49.5)

0.626

Statins (%)

693 (66.0)

453 (66.8)

240 (64.5)

0.452

CHF

Beta-blockers (%)

252 (77.1)

117 (73.6)

135 (80.4)

0.145

ACEI/ARBs (%)

178 (54.4)

92 (57.9)

86 (51.2)

0.626

Statins (%)

214 (65.4)

105 (66.0)

109 (64.9)

0.826

Digoxin (%)

168 (51.4)

76 (47.8)

92 (54.8)

0.208

  1. *Comparing utilization ratios of drugs between patients with and without low GFR
  2. Abbreviations: ACEI/ARBs Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system inhibitors/angiotensin receptor blockers, CAD Coronary artery disease, CHF Chronic heart failure, CCBs Calcium channel blockers, GFR Glomerular filtration rate