Table 1:

Baseline and myocardial infarction–related characteristics

CharacteristicGroup; no. (%) of patients*
Placebo
n = 42
G-CSF
n = 42
Age, yr, mean ± SD57.0 ± 9.253.3 ± 8.7
Sex, male34 (81)35 (83)
Concurrent conditions
 Hypertension16 (38)14 (33)
 Diabetes mellitus6 (14)12 (29)
 Dyslipidemia7 (17)10 (24)
 Smoking22 (52)14 (33)
Cardiovascular history
 Myocardial infarction6 (14)5 (12)
 PCI4 (10)0 (0)
 Stroke0 (0)1 (2)
Killip class
 I or II40 (95)40 (95)
 III or IV2 (5)3 (7)
Creatinine, “mol/L, mean ± SD89.6 ± 21.790.5 ± 25.7
Peak creatinine kinase, units/L, median (IQR)2932 (1890–4769)3180 (1610–4701)
Revascularization
 Pharmacoinvasive8 (19)12 (29)
 Primary PCI34 (81)31 (74)
Symptom onset to presentation, min, median (IQR)360 (60–1440)150 (60–735)
Presentation to reperfusion therapy, min, median (IQR)60 (55–90)60 (60–90)
TIMI flow before PCI
 027 (64)23 (55)
 13 (7)5 (12)
 24 (10)7 (17)
 38 (19)8 (19)
TIMI flow after PCI
 02 (5)0 (0)
 10 (0)0 (0)
 21 (2)2 (5)
 339 (93)41 (98)
Discharge medications
 Acetylsalicylic acid42 (100)42 (100)
 Clopidogrel42 (100)42 (100)
 Warfarin14 (33)21 (50)
 β-Blocker42 (100)42 (100)
 ACE inhibitor/ARB41 (98)41 (98)
 Statin42 (100)42 (100)
  • Note: ACE = angiotensin-converting enzyme, ARB = angiotensin receptor blocker, G-CSF = granulocyte colony-stimulating factor, IQR = interquartile range, PCI = percutaneous coronary intervention, SD = standard deviation, TIMI = thrombolysis in myocardial infarction.

  • * Unless otherwise stated.