Our findings revealed a higher prevalence of smokers and an increased incidence of DM in female patients.[12] The distribution pattern of CSFP across the LAD, circumflex, and RCA aligns with previous studies, with the LAD being the most affected vessel and the RCA the second most affected vessel.[13] Significant differences in TC, ApoE, FFA, FT4, and TT4 levels were observed between the CSFP and control groups. Here, APOE is linked to diabetes mellitus.