Search for: [Abstract = "the median TyG Index value among patients with and without incidence of MACE at a 1\-year follow\-up \(8.73 \(8.36–9.08\) versus 8.81 \(8.5–9.17\)\; p= 0.09\). Moreover, in univariate regression analysis TyG Index was not a predictor of these events. In multivariable model, only previously diagnosed CAD was an independent predictor of MACE. Additionally, TyG Index was not an indicator of all\-cause mortality. In the second group of the patients, diagnosed with NSTEMI, we assessed three other nonclassical lipid parameters \- CRI I, CRI II and TG\/HDL\-C. In the entire study population only CRI II was predictor of MACE \( odds ratio \(OR\)=0.83 \(95 % CI\:0.7–0.97, p=0.02\)\) but only in univariate regression analysis. It was insignificant in multivariable model. After the division of the patients for subpopulations, according to the presence of diabetes or CAD diagnosed prior to admission, none of the non\-classical lipid parameters was a predictor of MACE among those with diabetes, with CAD diagnosed prior to the current admission and among those with first manifestation of CAD. Only among non\-diabetic patients both CRI I and CRI II were predictors of MACE, but only in univariate regression analysis \(OR=0.73 \(95 % CI\: 0.58–0.92, p<0.01\) for CRI I\; OR=0.65 \(95 % CI\: 0.49–0.86, p<0.01\) for CRI II\). Both parameters were insignificant in multivariable model. None of the exami"]

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