Table 4

Symptoms according to level of coronary flow velocity reserve (CFVR) in symptomatic women

CFVR≤2.0 n=4252<CFVR ≤2.5 n=593CFVR>2.5 n=666P value*
Classic chest pain classification, n (%)
 Typical AP84 (19.8)118 (19.9)154 (23.1)0.104
 Atypical AP208 (48.9)288 (48.6)279 (41.9)
 Non-cardiac chest pain133 (31.3)187 (31.5)233 (35.0)
Rose’s Angina Questionnaire, n (%)
 Severe definite AP80 (19.9)98 (17.8)126 (20.0)0.850
 Non-severe definite AP102 (25.4)138 (25.0)159 (25.3)
 Non-definite AP220 (54.7)316 (57.2)344 (54.7)
Seattle Angina Questionnaire, mean (SD)
 Physical limitation70.2 (22.5)74.0 (23.0)76.2 (22.7)<0.001
 Angina stability62.3 (28.3)63.0 (28.4)63.9 (27.8)0.133
 Angina frequency75.1 (27.1)76.2 (28.4)76.4 (26.1)0.177
 Treatment satisfaction67.6 (38.7)66.2 (39.3)66.5 (25.5)0.656
 Perception/quality of life53.7 (21.6)54.6 (21.1)54.0 (22.1)0.230
Further chest pain classification, n (%)
 Chest discomfort at exertion84 (20.8)109 (19.2)103 (16.3)0.285
 Chest discomfort at rest139 (34.5)204 (35.9)250 (39.6)
 Chest discomfort at exertion and rest180 (44.7)255 (44.9)279 (44.1)
 Chest discomfort during dipyridamole intravenous118 (29.4)179 (31.1)194 (30.0)0.580
 Reproduced symptoms during dipyridamole98 (24.9)145 (25.8)152 (23.9)0.401
 Weekly chest discomfort252 (59.3)311 (52.4)380 (57.1)0.614
  • *P value from age-adjusted trend test (logistic or linear regression analysis) or χ2 test when the independent variable is divided into three categories.

  • AP, angina pectoris.