Objectives
Hematologic parameters play an important role in reperfusion injury. Nonetheless, the relationship between hematologic parameters and microvasculare reperfusion is not well known. Our aim in present study was to evaluate the relationship between admission hematologic parameters and microvasculare reperfusion in patients with ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) with treated primary percutaneous coronary intervention (primary PCI).
Methods
Two hundred thirteen patients( mean ag:57,5+/-11 years) with STEMI were included in present study. Blood samples were obtained all patients before primary PCI. Electrocardiograph for ST segment resolution(STR) were withdrawn before and after primary PCI. Angiographic assessment in infarcted related artery was defined as myocardial blush grade (MBG). Patiens were divided into two groups according to impaired microvasculare reperfuion ( STR<70% and MBG:0-1) and normal microvasculare reperfusion (STR>70% and MBG:2-3).
Methods
Two hundred thirteen patients( mean ag:57,5+/-11 years) with STEMI were included in present study. Blood samples were obtained all patients before primary PCI. Electrocardiograph for ST segment resolution(STR) were withdrawn before and after primary PCI. Angiographic assessment in infarcted related artery was defined as myocardial blush grade (MBG). Patiens were divided into two groups according to impaired microvasculare reperfuion ( STR<70% and MBG:0-1) and normal microvasculare reperfusion (STR>70% and MBG:2-3).
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