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Published in final edited form as: J Card Fail. 2014 Jul 18;21(1):27–43. doi: 10.1016/j.cardfail.2014.07.003

Table 6.

Selected and recent AHF risk-stratification studies determining events within 30-days or less of index ED presentation.

First Author
Year
Study
Type*
N Predicted Outcome Variables
In Final Model
Lassus155
2013
I,P 441–4,450
(pooled analysis,
total n varied by
biomarker
evaluated)
30-day and 1-year
mortality
ST2, MR-proADM, CRP,
NT-proBNP, BNP, MR-
proANP in addition to
clinical model (age, gender,
blood pressure on admission,
estimated glomerular
filtration rate <60
mL/min/1.73 m2, sodium
and hemoglobin levels, and
heart rate)
Stiell156
2013
E, P 559 30-day death and 14-day
serious non-fatal events
h/o TIA/CVA, Vital signs,
ECG and lab findings
Lee88
2012
E, R 12,591 7-day mortality HR, creatinine, BP, O2 sat,
Tn, cancer, home
metolazone, EMS transport
Peterson157
2010
I, R 39,783 In-hospital mortality Age, SBP, BUN, HR, Na,
COPD, nonblack race
Fonarow158
2008
I, R 5,791 In-hospital mortality, 60
–90 day mortality or
rehospitalization
Pneumonia, cardiac
ischemia, worsening renal
function
Hsieh10
2008
I, R 8,384 Inpatient mortality or
serious medical
complications, 30-day
mortality
pH, pulse, renal function,
WBC, glucose, sodium
Abraham159
2008
I, R 48,612 In-hospital mortality Age, HR, SBP, Na,
creatinine, HF as primary
cause for admission, LVSD
Rohde160
2006
I, P 779 In-hospital mortality Cancer, SBP, creatinine,
BUN, Na, age
Diercks97
2006
E, P 499 Stay <24 hours in
observation and no 30-
day adverse cardiac
events
Tn, Systolic BP
Auble99
2005
R 33,533 Inpatient mortality or
serious medical
complications, 30-day
mortality and AHF
readmission
pH, pulse, renal function,
WBC, glucose, sodium
Fonarow161
2005
I, R 65,275 In-hospital mortality BUN, Systolic BP,
Creatinine
*

I = inpatient, E = emergency department patients, R = retrospective, P = prospective BUN= blood urea nitrogen, WBC= white blood cell count, BP= blood pressure, TIA= transient ischemic attack, HR= heart rate, COPD= chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, LVSD= center ventricular systolic dysfunction, CVA= cerebrovascular accident, Tn= troponin, BNP= b-type natriuretic peptide, CRP= C-reactive protein, ANP= atrial natriuretic peptide