Angiographic Finding in Acute Coronary Syndrome in Female Patient’s Diabetic vs Non-Diabetic

Background: From January 2018 to July 2018, a study was conducted at Hayatabad Medical Complex's Department of Cardiology analyze the angiographic results female patients admitted for acute coronary syndrome (ACS). The group consisted 75 with ACS; thirty were diabetic, while remaining forty-five non-diabetic. Results from angiography revealed that single vessel disease (36.67%) most common finding in non-diabetic patients, followed by two (31.11%). found severity diabetic varied more, majority (43.33%) having disease. Single (33.33%) and three (23.33%) also frequently observed. Conversely, displayed more normal coronaries (44.44%) tended have diseased vessels (66.67%). Ultimately, determined diabetics ACS exhibit wider range complex diseases compared their counterparts. Objectives: Complex Peshawar received admissions (ACS) both patients. Our present aims compare findings angiograms. Methodology: had between ACS. records reviewed age, medical history, findings. A comparison showed 45 30 respectively. number involvement artery status report. Results: identified as 36.67% noted 31.11%. However, frequent discovery 43.33%, 33.33% 23.33%. In terms status, contrast who percentage 66.67%. Conclusion: greater complexity illness among diabetes than those without. This indicates are susceptible severe forms, underscoring importance careful monitoring minimize chances cardiovascular complications. Keywords: ACS, Angiography, Diabetic, Non-Diabetic, Coronary Artery.