Prevalence of Anxiety, Depression, and Distress in SCAD and Non-SCAD AMI Patients: A Comparative Study.

J Cardiopulm Rehabil Prev · 2023 · PMC10467813 · PMID 36892564

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After controlling for relevant confounders, these differences remained significant for the K6, the CDI, and the CDI-SF, and approached significance for the GAD2.

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Not surprisingly, having a mental health history emerged as a highly significant predictor of all outcomes, as is typically seen in non-SCAD AMI samples. 22 – 24 The current study is one of the first to assess the relative prevalence of psychological difficulties in AMI patients with and without SCAD.

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Unlike patients without SCAD, no patients with SCAD reported having heart failure or stroke, and few had respiratory or kidney conditions; however, comparisons did not reach statistical significance due to the low prevalence of these conditions overall.

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