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Purpose: The clinical characteristics of acute coronary syndrome in patients are intended to be examined according to the classes of acute coronary syndrome.Method and material: The study is a cutting-edge type of study and a university hospital coronary intensive care unit is carried out by the application of a structured study in patients infected with acute coronary syndrome (ACS) cause. The survey questioned the clinical and sociodemographic characteristics of the patients and transport times.The findings were taken in 152 facts between 34-88 years of age and the average age of 60,74±12,43. The remaining 112 of the 39 cases are male patients. The majority of patients (n=114,74,5%) consisted of STsegment Elevation Myocardial Infarct (STEMI), while 24.5% were ST-segment Elevation Myocardial Infarct (NSTEMI) (n=37,24,5%) patients. The majority of the students in the study were at primary or under-school level. The number of smokers (n=84,55.6) was also high. In 84.8% of cases (n=128) typical anginal symptoms were observed. It was found that 36.4 percent (n=55) of patients were in rest during the start of acute coronary syndrome. 60 percent of our patients (n=92) were prescribed for pre-infarct angina.Study patients complaints were usually present in the evening and morning hours (n=46,30,5 percent; n=45,29.8 percent). STEMI events were lower than the average age (59,2±12,0; 65,5±13,3) compared to the NSTEMI events; the proportion of women and men was higher in the NSTEMI group (13/24 vs. 88/26). Patients in the NSTEMI group were significantly more applied to atypical chest pain (p=0.03) and again in the NSTEMI group, the number of patients with previous MI history was also higher (p=0.019). Diabetes, hypertension, and coronary artery diseases have been found more than STEMI in NSTEMI hospitals (p=0.02).The result: in our study, STEMI and NSTEMI cases have shown some differences between them in terms of clinical characteristics

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