GENDER WISE DISSIMILARITY AMONGST PATIENTS WITH ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME AT PMCH NAWABSHAH.

Abstract

Introduction: There is controversy regarding the relationship between gender and acute coronary syndrome (ACS). No studies from the region have taken age into account when examining sex differences in ACS presentation and outcomes. Objective: To study the impact of Gender wise dissimilarity amongst Patients by means of Acute Coronary Syndrome in the PMCH Nawabshah. Study type: Cross sectional. Place: PMCH Nawabshah. Sample size: 180 subjects. Duration: 01 year. Methodology: From august 2019 to august 2020, 180 patients with ACS were enrolled from PMCH CCU Department, representing the general population of District SBA and associated areas. Results: The gender and cross tabulation association with ACS was analyzed which was statistically insignificant for male, female and total patients ie; .159, .162 and 0.602 respectively. There were 12.8% patients having USA, while 57.8 having NSEMI and 29.4% have STEMI Conclusion: Although there were differences between men and women in presentation, male gender was dominant in present study as compared to females.