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. 2023 Oct 13;10:1203427. doi: 10.3389/fcvm.2023.1203427

Table 4.

Clinical outcomes at 30 days and one yeara.

Outcomes at 30 days Outcomes at 1 year
Controls N = 428 Cases N = 132 Subdistribution hazard ratio (95% CI) p-value Controls N = 428 Cases N = 132 Subdistribution hazard ratio (95% CI) p-value
Death 9 (2.2%) [0] 23 (19.2%) [0] 9.45 (4.37–20.44) <0.001 29 (7.7%) [0] 26 (30.7%) [0] 4.30 (2.58–7.17) <0.001
 Cardiovascular death 3 (0.7%) [6] 5 (4.1%) [18] 5.76 (1.38–24.07) 0.02 9 (2.4%) [20] 5 (5.5%) [21] 2.28 (0.80–6.50) 0.12
 Non-cardiovascular death 3 (0.7%) [6] 17 (14.3%) [6] 20.64 (6.05–70.40) <0.001 13 (3.5%) [16] 19 (21.8%) [7] 6.62 (3.42–12.82) <0.001
 Unclear death 3 (0.7%) [6] 1 (0.8%) [22] 1.14 (0.12–10.87) 0.91 7 (1.9%) [22] 2 (2.5%) [24] 1.22 (0.26–5.79) 0.81
Myocardial infarction 3 (0.7%) [8] 3 (2.5%) [23] 3.44 (0.70–16.96) 0.13 7 (1.8%) [27] 3 (3.2%) [26] 1.73 (0.47–6.37) 0.41
Unplanned revascularisation 0 (0.0%) [9] 0 (0.0%) [23] 0 (0.0%) [29] 1 (1.7%) [26]
Cerebrovascular event 7 (1.7%) [9] 1 (0.8%) [23] 0.49 (0.06–3.99) 0.51 11 (2.9%) [26] 2 (2.2%) [26] 0.72 (0.16–3.31) 0.67
 Stroke (ischemic or hemorrhagic) 4 (1.0%) [9] 1 (0.8%) [23] 0.85 (0.10–7.67) 0.89 6 (1.6%) [27] 2 (2.2%) [26] 1.33 (0.26–6.80) 0.73
Acute kidney injury 8 (1.9%) [8] 9 (7.5%) [19] 3.96 (1.54–10.24) 0.004 9 (2.3%) [27] 12 (11.1%) [22] 5.04 (2.11–12.09) <0.001
Major arrhythmia 26 (6.2%) [8] 18 (14.8%) [18] 2.47 (1.36–4.48) 0.003 32 (8.0%) [27] 22 (20.3%) [21] 2.66 (1.55–4.58) <0.001
Hospitalization for heart failure 3 (0.7%) [9] 4 (3.4%) [23] 4.65 (1.03–20.54) 0.04 18 (5.0%) [27] 5 (6.6%) [26] 1.27 (0.48–3.32) 0.63

Depicted are counts with the Aalen-Johanssen estimator of the cumulative incidence (%) [in square brackets the number of patients with the competing event occurring before the event of interest]. Subdistribution ratio of the hazards using the Fine & Grey methodology with 95% confidence interval (CI) and p-value comparing controls vs. cases.

a

First events of each event type under competing risk with death.