Table 1.
Comparison of clinical data among the control, good prognosis and poor prognosis groups.
Control (n = 61) | Good prognosis (n = 195) | Poor prognosis (n = 32) | P | ||
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Age (yr, mean) | 65 (19.00) | 65 (11.00) | 68 (15.00) | .16 | |
Sex | F (n, %) | 33 (54.10%) | 96 (49.20%) | 20 (62.50%) | .35 |
M (n, %) | 28 (45.90%) | 99 (50.80%) | 12 (37.50%) | ||
Clinical features | Shortness of breath/dyspnea | 38 (62.30%) | 132 (68.80%) | 21 (65.60%) | .64 |
Hemoptysis | 1 (1.64%) | 11 (5.60%) | 2 (6.30%) | .42 | |
Amaurosis/Syncope | 5 (8.20%) | 23 (11.80%) | 7 (21.90%) | .15 | |
Palpitation | 10 (16.39%) | 23 (11.80%) | 5 (15.60%) | .59 | |
Chest pain | 5 (8.20%) | 32 (16.40%) | 4 (12.50%) | .27 | |
Lower limb edema/pain | 4 (6.56%) | 25 (12.80%) | 2 (6.30%) | .26 | |
Heart rate (times/min) | 78 (20.00) | 83 (16.00)* | 90 (20.00)*# | <.001 | |
Respiratory rate (times/min) | 20 (1.00) | 20 (2.00)* | 20 (2.75)* | <.001 | |
Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg) | 132.57 ± 21.55 | 133.09 ± 18.65 | 118.25 ± 23.68# | .001 | |
Wells score | 0 (1.00) | 1 (2.00)* | 2 (1.00)*# | <.001 | |
Risk factors | History of pulmonary embolism or deep venous thrombosis | 0 | 13 (6.70%)* | 1 (3.10%) | .10 |
Recent operation or immobilization | 4 (6.56%) | 30 (15.40%) | 12 (37.50%)*# | .001 | |
Cancer history | 0 | 17 (8.70%)* | 5 (15.60%)* | .02 | |
Respiratory and circulatory failure | 1 (1.64%) | 36 (18.50%)* | 10 (31.30%)* | <.001 | |
Heart failure | 11 (18.03%) | 27 (13.80%) | 4 (12.50%) | .68 | |
Diabetes | 10 (16.39%) | 29 (14.90%) | 7 (21.90%) | .60 | |
Transient ischemic attack | 39 (63.93%) | 32 (16.40%) | 5 (15.60%) | .45 | |
Hypertension | 31 (50.82%) | 100 (51.30%) | 12 (37.50%) | .35 | |
Peripheral vascular disease | 6 (9.84%) | 27 (13.80%) | 1 (3.10%) | .19 | |
Smoking history | 9 (14.75%) | 57 (29.20%)* | 4 (12.50%)# | .02 | |
Types | Central | - | 98 (50.26%) | 26 (81.25%) | .001 |
Peripheral | - | 97 (49.74%) | 6 (18.75%) |
P, comparison among 3 groups;
P < .05 compared with the control group;
P < .05 compared with patients with a good prognosis. Data presentation: frequency (%). When the data were not in the normal distribution, they were presented as a median (interquartile range). Heart failure here indicates the newly appeared heart failure which occurred after admission.