Comparison of Clinical Data between Positive- and Negative-Patients in Treadmill Test for Diagnosis of Coronary Heart Disease

This study was designed to investigate differences in clinical data between positive- and negative-patients in treadmill test for patients with cardiovascular events. Total leukocyte and neutrophil counts, neutrophils/lymphocytes ratio and mean corpuscular volume were significantly higher, whereas platelet counts were lower in positive group than in negative group. Triglyceride and ALP concentrations were significantly higher in positive group than in negative group. The numbers of patients with abnormal levels of total cholesterol and HDL were higher in positive than in negative group, but is reverse in hyperglycemia. These data suggest that treadmill test- positive group had higher inflammation, myocardial injury, prevalence of angina pectoris and MI.