Özet:

Introduction: Coronary artery disease (KAH) is a major health problem in Turkey and ranked first among the causes of adult death. The aim of our study in our center is to determine the prevalence of coronary risk factors in the facts assessed with coronary angiography, to explore the relationship between risk factors and COPD prevalence and topographically vascular retention. Method: This study included 12,201 patients with coronary angiography in elective conditions between 1993 and 2012. Retrospective examination of the patient’s files identified angi-yographic results and risk factors. Risk factors have been studied in relation to the prevalence of CA (non-critical, 1 vein, 2 vein, ≥3 vein disease) and the location of critical coronary injury. The study included 8085 male and 4116 female patients. The prevalence of CAH is higher in men under the age of 80 and there is no significant difference between the gender in the ≥80 age group. ≥3 vascular constipation was greater in diabetic patients, while hypertension and hyperlipidemia were unrelated to the prevalence of CA. While there was no significant gender difference in critical coronary placement in the age group of ≥80, critical coronary damage placement in all coronaries under the age of 80 was higher in men than in women. Result: Diabetes, regardless of age and gender, in the scores used to correctly assess the risk of CAH in Turkish patients should have a more significant value than other risk factors.