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hls-1187	Sahakyan, Yeva; Thompson, Michael E.; Abrahamyan, Lusine	Sex differences in long-term outcomes of patients with percutaneous coronary intervention: the Armenian experience	2013	5	.pdf	application/pdf	4263	199	54	A study that evaluated the effectiveness of drug-eluting stents in acute coronary syndrome patients with dia- betes reported a higher prevalence of insulin- dependent diabetes among women compared to men.22 The sex differences in our study may also be explained by unequal access to or uti- lization of health care services in Armenia. For example, a recent observational study conducted by Duvernoy et al. found that women were more obese (47.9 vs 43.1%) and more often had diabetes mellitus (38.5 vs 29.2%) and hypertension (82.5 vs 71.0%), and that men were more likely to smoke (27.3 vs 21.7%).2 In the current analysis, the unadjusted event-free survival at the end of follow-up was Article Table 2.	cache/hls-1187.pdf	txt/hls-1187.txt