Comparison of Zwolle, Cadillac and Syntax-2 risk scores in predicting contrast nephropathy development in patients with ST elevation

Aim: It is known that early prediction of the patients who may develop contrast-induced is nephropathy (CIN) and initiate prophylactictreatment to reduce the risk of morbidity-mortality, hospitalization and prolonged length of stay. In our study, we aimed to comparethe Zwolle, Cadillac and Syntax 2 (SS-2) risk scores that are currently used in the management of and predict mortality in patientswith ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) in terms of predicting CIN development.Material and Methods: We enrolled 1622 patients who were diagnosed as STEMI and underwent primary coronary angiographybetween July 2014 and December 2018. 1381 patients were taken to the final analysis and two groups; CIN - (n=1295) and CIN +(n=86) were formed. Risk scores were compared in terms of CIN prediction.Results: The mean age of the patients was 62±8 years and 72% of them were males. SS-2, Zwolle and Cadillac scores were significantlyhigher in CIN+ group (all p values

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