Contemporary clinical practice guidelines emphasize the importance of patient selection to ensure that the benefits of treatment exceed the risks of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), including procedure indications, pre-procedural risk stratification, and non-invasive evaluation before elective procedures . Despite fewer elective PCIs been performed in the United States , PCI volume has increased, primarily because of an increase in nonelective PCIs . Thus, exploring the potential impact of prior PCI in patients undergoing coronary intervention is relevant.