ABSTRACT
Objective To evaluate the status of microcirculation and to compare the short-term prognosis after elective PCI for AMI between patients with poorly controlled type2 diabetes and patients without type 2 diabetes. Methods According to the clinical history and HbA1c values,all patients were divided into 2 groups:diabetic group (group A,n=24) and non-diabetic group (group B,n=32).Basic clinical data, left ventricular end diastolic diameter (LVEDD) and left ventricular shot ejection fraction (LVEF)immediately and 3 months after operation measured by echocardiography and the result of coronary angiography were compared between the two groups. The rate of MACE 3 months after PCI was also compared. A pressure-temperature sensor wire was used to measure the index of microcirculation resistance(IMR)immediately after PCI. Results 1.The mean IMR value in group A was higher than group B(29.12±7.45)vs.(22.74±6.87);P=0.011.The HbA1c levels has positive correlation with the IMR value(r=0.324;P=0.048). 2. The mean LVEDD and the mean LVEF Rad no signifi cant diff erence between two groups before PCI. The mean LVEDD of group A at 3 months after PCI was significantly larger than group B(52.3±4.8)mm vs.(48.6±5.1)mm,P=0.019,the mean LVEF of group A 3 months post PCI was lower than that of group B(48.6±7.3)% vs.(56.1±4.7)%,P=0.003.The mean increase in LVEDD at 3 months after PCI in group A was higher than group B(4.1±6.3)mm vs.(0.8±4.4)mm, p=0.005 and the mean increase in LVEF in group A was significantly lower than in group B(–1.9±6.8)% vs. (4.3±5.4)%,P=0.007. 3. HbA1chad positive correlation with LVEDD(r=0.324,p=0.048)and its increase at 3 months postoperatively(r=–0.422,P=0.005).4. Risk estimation found type 2 diabetes was an independent risk factor for poor recovery of LVEF. The MACE rate was signifi cantly higher in Group A than in Group B(35.7% vs.9.4%,P=0.018).Conclusions Patients with type2 diabetes were more prone to suffer from coronary microcirculatory dysfunction and had poor recovery of cardiac function. Poorly controlled type 2 diabetes was an independent risk factor for poor recovery of cardiac function and short-term prognosis was worse in diabetic patients who had elective PCI.