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Table 1 Studies reporting prevalence and associations of anemia or iron deficiency amongst individuals with AF

From: Anemia and iron deficiency in patients with atrial fibrillation

Study

Study type

Study size

Population type

Anemia, n (%)

Iron deficiency, n (%)

Outcomes studied

Shireman, 2006 [77]

Cohort study

26,345

Inpatient

2107 (8)

–

Bleeding

Sharma, 2009 [78]

Cohort study

13,067

Inpatient

7056 (54)

–

All-cause mortality

Park, 2011 [79]

Cohort study

488

Outpatient

–

–

All-cause mortality

Suzuki, 2012 [80]

Cohort study

1942

Inpatient

94 (5)

–

Mortality and hospitalization

Lip, 2012 [81]

Cohort study

7156

Inpatient

71 (1)

–

Bleeding

Friberg, 2012 [82]

Cohort study

90,490

Inpatients and outpatients

–

–

Bleeding

Manzano-Fernandez, 2012 [83]

Cohort study

285

Inpatient

105 (37)

–

Bleeding

Takabayashi, 2014 [84]

Cohort study

2774

Outpatient

471 (17)

–

Hospitalization and major bleeding

Puurunen, 2014 [65]

Cohort study

861

Inpatient

258 (30)

–

Bleeding and composite all-cause mortality, non-fatal MI, TIA, stroke, bleeding

Goodman, 2014 [85]

Secondary analysis of RCT

14,236

Anticoagulant trial

1976 (14)

–

Bleeding

Westenbrink, 2015 [10]

Secondary analysis of RCT

17,796

Anticoagulant trial

2223 (13)

–

Thromboembolism,

all-cause mortality, MI, bleeding, stroke

Sherwood, 2015 [86]

Secondary analysis of RCT

14,236

Anticoagulant trial

1993 (14)

–

Bleeding

Lee, 2015 [87]

Cohort study

166

Outpatient

54 (33)

–

Mortality and hospitalization for heart failure

O’Brien, 2015 [88]

Cohort study

7411

Outpatient

2742 (37)

–

Bleeding

Dodson, 2016 [89]

Cross sectional study

31,951

Inpatients and outpatients

6514 (20)

–

Bleeding

Hori, 2016 [90]

Secondary analysis of RCT

1278

Anticoagulant trial

–

–

Bleeding

Kobayashi, 2016 [91]

Cohort

227

Inpatient

104 (46)

–

Bleeding

Li, 2016 [92]

Cohort

4632

Inpatients and outpatients

324 (7)

–

All-cause mortality

Westenbrink, 2017 [11]

Secondary analysis of RCT

18,103

Anticoagulant trial

2288 (12.5)

–

All-cause mortality, major bleeding, stroke, systemic embolism

Aisenberg, 2018 [93]

Secondary analysis of RCT

21,026

Anticoagulant trial

9885 (47)

–

Bleeding

Perera, 2018 [94]

Secondary analysis of RCT

7554

Anticoagulant trial

1888 (25)

–

All-cause mortality

Keskin, 2018 [73]

Cohort study

101

Outpatient

31 (30.7)

48 (47.5)

ID/Haematinic deficiencies compared to control group

Bonde, 2019 [9]

Cohort study

18,734

Inpatient

6358 (34)

–

Stroke, thromboembolism, major bleeding

An, 2019 [95]

Cohort study

4169

Outpatient

1547 (37)

–

Stroke, systemic embolism, bleeding, and mortality

Tiili, 2019 [96]

Cohort study

53,953

Outpatient

1619 (3)

–

Bleeding

Kuronuma, 2019 [97]

Cohort study

3237

Outpatient

–

–

All cause, cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular mortality

Fu, 2019 [98]

Cohort study

219

Inpatient

–

–

 

Kodani, 2020 [99]

Cohort study

6536

Outpatient

1015 (16)

–

Thromboembolism, all-cause mortality

An, 2020 [69]

Cohort study

4169

Outpatient

1547 (37)

–

Thromboembolism, bleeding, heart failure

Krittayaphong, 2021 [67]

Cohort study

1562

Outpatient

518 (33)

–

Thromboembolism, bleeding, heart failure, mortality

Minhas, 2021 [68, 76, 100]

Cross-sectional

5,975,241

Inpatient

–

152,059 (3)

Length of stay, hospitalization costs, myocardial infarction, vasopressor use, mechanical ventilation, kidney injury, mortality

Al-Hussainy, 2021 [101]

Cohort study

41,321

Outpatient

11,812 (29)

–

Stroke, bleeding

Hashimoto, 2021 [68]

Cohort study

1677

Outpatient

378 (23)

–

Heart failure, bleeding, quality of life

Zhang, 2022 [100]

Cohort study

18,106

Outpatient

2500 (14)

–

Bleeding, cardiovascular and all-cause mortality

  1. MI, myocardial infarction; TIA, transient ischemic attack, ID, iron-deficient, RCT, Randomised Control Trial