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Table 2 Baseline patient characteristics

From: Blood lactate is a predictor of short-term mortality in patients with myocardial infarction complicated by heart failure but without cardiogenic shock

 

Killip I (n = 1081)

Killip II (N = 48)

Killip III (N = 17)

Killip IV (N = 12)

Total (N = 1158)

BMI (mean/range) p = 0.29

27 (12–51)

27 (15–37)

25 (20–36)

27 (22–31)

27 (12–51)

Age (mean/range) p = 0.49

67 (28–95)

72 (47–93)

73 (45–86)

67 (45–82)

67 (28–95)

Male sex p = 0.15

698 (65%)

32 (67%)

11 (65%)

9 (75%)

750 (65%)

Smoker p = 0.79

314 (29%)

7 (15%)

3 (18%)

4 (33%)

328 (28%)

Former smoker p = 0.66

412 (38%)

15 (31%)

6 (35%)

4 (33%)

437 (38%)

Diabetes Mellitus p = 0.74

207 (19%)

16 (33%)

8 (47%)

3 (25%)

234 (20%)

Hypertension p = 0.31

565 (52%)

27 (56%)

12 (71%)

8 (67%)

612 (53%)

Hyperlipidaemia p = 0.37

352 (33%)

14 (29%)

7 (41%)

3 (25%)

376 (33%)

Prior ACS p = 0.10

209 (19%)

11 (23%)

3 (18%)

2 (17%)

225 (19%)

Prior PCI p = 0.33

168 (16%)

7 (15%)

1 (6%)

0

176 (15%)

Prior CABG p = 0.25

62 (6%)

5 (10%)

2 (12%)

0

69 (6%)

Creatinine clearance p = 0.66

87

72

78

62

86

  1. For BMI and age data are presented as mean and range within brackets
  2. For Creatinine clearance data are presented as mean
  3. P-value from Cox regression analysis regarding the parameters relation to 30-day mortality stratified by Killip group
  4. ACS acute coronary syndrome, BMI body mass index, CABG coronary artery bypass graft, PCI percutaneous coronary intervention