Table 1

Demographics and clinical characteristics of women with INOCA with and without history of HDP

CharacteristicsHistory of a HDPP value
No (n=278)Yes (n=68)
Demographics
Age, years55.6±10.653.1±9.60.05
BMI, kg/m227.4±6.631.7±7.5<0.001
Race/ethnicity0.7
 White/Non-Hispanic207 (74.5%)52 (76.5%)
 Black/African–American20 (7.2%)7 (10.3%)
 Hispanic/Latin24 (8.6%)4 (5.9%)
Annual income0.04
 US$0–US$49 00084 (31.2%)32 (48.5%)
 US$50 000–US$99 00071 (26.4%)12 (18.2%)
 US$100 000+114 (42.4%)22 (33.3%)
Clinical characteristics
HTN92 (35.3%)41 (65.1%)0.002*
Dyslipidaemia42 (18.9%)11 (22%)0.7
Diabetes mellitus30 (11%)12 (18.2%)0.1
Ever smoker115 (41.4%)25 (37.3%)0.6
Cardiovascular medications
 ACE-I or ARB65 (24.6%)22 (32.8%)0.2
 Beta blocker83 (31.1%)27 (40.3%)0.2
 Calcium channel blocker58 (21.9%)19 (28.8%)0.3
 Diuretic34 (12.7%)14 (20.9%)0.1
Postmenopausal202 (72.7%)52 (76.5%)0.6
Number of pregnancies3±2, 34±1, 40.01
Coronary severity score9.2±4.2, 8.510.3±4.5, 9.60.1
Angiographic findings0.8
 No CAD12 (6.4%)4 (8.3%)
 No obstructive CAD164 (87.2%)40 (83.3%)
  • Values are N (%), mean±SD, median (range).

  • No CAD defined as <20% coronary artery stenosis, no obstructive CAD defined as 20%–50% coronary artery stenosis.

  • Bold indicates significant p value </= 0.05

  • *Adjusted for age, BMI, diabetes, annual income, number of pregnancies.

  • ACE-I, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors; ARB, angiotensin receptor blockers; BMI, body mass index; CAD, coronary artery disease; HDP, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy; HTN, hypertension; INOCA, ischaemia with no obstructive coronary artery disease.