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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 25.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Cardiol. 2015 Nov 9;203:929–935. doi: 10.1016/j.ijcard.2015.11.009

Table 3.

Comparison of post-HTx survival among the 3 cohorts.

Post-HTx survival

1-year survival (%±SE) 2-year survival (%±SE) HR (95% CI) p-value HR (95% CI) § p-value
Clinical Course

    MED group (n=6676) 89.9±0.39 85.9±0.47 1.000
    Delayed-LVAD group (n=1170) 88.5±0.98 84.5±1.20 1.090 (0.926-1.283) 0.298 1.000
    Early-LVAD group (n=1176) 88.1±1.01 84.4±1.24 1.181 (1.006-1.387) 0.042 1.083 (0.879-1.335) 0.453

UNOS status at the time of listing

        Listed as UNOS status 1A
    MED group (n=1161) 90.0±0.92 85.0±1.18 1.000
    Delayed-LVAD group (n=234) 92.6±1.78 89.2±2.28 0.807 (0.542-1.202) 0.292 1.000
    Early-LVAD group (n=593) 87.7±1.43 83.5±1.78 1.305 (1.019-1.671) 0.035 1.617 (1.067-2.451) 0.024
        Listed as UNOS status 1B
    MED group (n=2748) 90.5±0.59 86.3±0.73 1.000
    Delayed-LVAD group (n=525) 87.0±1.55 82.4±1.90 1.235 (0.975-1.564) 0.081 1.000
    Early-LVAD group (n=524) 89.0±1.47 85.7±1.82 1.084 (0.837-1.405) 0.541 0.878 (0.639-1.208) 0.425

Comparison analysis being adjusted by age, gender, race, blood type, and coexisting of diabetes mellitus, MED group as a reference

§

Comparison analysis being adjusted by age, gender, race, blood type, and coexisting of diabetes mellitus, Delayed-LVAD group as a reference

HTx indicates heart transplantation; MED, medically treated; LVAD, left ventricular assist device; SE, standard error; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidential interval.