Table 4. Relationship between urinary ORM1/Cr level and chronic heart failure.

Clinical features	Number	Urinary ORM1 levels (ng/mg)	P
age≥65 years	83	6608.92±4207.72	0.750
age<65 years	93	6400.57±4401.53
Male	108	6254.27±4292.88	0.343
Female	68	6887.25±4314.96
With diabetes	28	6284.09±4181.24	0.664
Without diabetes	148	6437.29±4333.47
With hypertension	68	5894.90±3791.18	0.140
Without hypertension	108	6879.08±4567.93
With coronary heart disease	62	6885.65±4416.60	0.380
Without coronary heart disease	114	6288.45±4240.41
With cardiomyopathy	42	6033.04±3915.83	0.423
Without cardiomyopathy	134	6644.82±4417.51
With renal dysfunction	31	7503.97±4472.75	0.152
Without renal dysfunction	145	6283.94±4247.46
LVEF<50%	136	6922.04±4432.13	0.153
LVEF≥50%	40	5990.78±4106.26
NT-proBNP≥7704* pg/ml	62	8344.42±4719.76	<0.001
NT-proBNP<7704 pg/ml	114	5495.09±3705.04
NYHA II	34	3086.24±1474.91	<0.001
NYHA III	87	6284.97±4088.02
NYHA IV	55	8946.71±4298.05

* The mean value of NT-proBNP in CHF patients.