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. 2017 Oct 4;31(6):1629–1642. doi: 10.1111/jvim.14841

Table 5.

Summary of some baseline characteristics of Studies 1 and 2, that is, frequencies (number of dogs and percentages) or medians (interquartile range)

Variable Study 1 Study 2
Treatment group Global (n = 151) Treatment group Global (n = 215)
Torasemide (n = 75) Furosemide (n = 76) Torasemide (n = 105) Furosemide (n = 110)
Male, n (%) 54 (72) 45 (59) 99 (66) 65 (62) 64 (58) 129 (60)
Female, n (%) 21 (28) 31 (41) 52 (34) 40 (38) 46 (42) 86 (40)
Agea (years) 12.00 [10.2–14.0] 11.0 [10.0–13.6] 12.0 [10.1–14.0] 12.00 [10.2–13.8] 12.7 [10.6–14.2] 12.2 [10.3–14.0]
Body weighta (kg) 7.8 [6.0–11.1] 7.9 [5.6–10.9] 7.9 [5.7–11.1] 7.2 [4.6–10.9] 8.1 [5.7–12.2] 7.8 [5.3–11.8]
Composite clinical scorea 3 [2–4] 3 [2–4] 3 [2–4] 4 [3–5] 4 [2–4] 4 [2–5]
NYHA class (II/III/IV), n (%) 37 (50)/31 (41)/7 (9) 35 (46)/33 (43)/8 (11) 72 (48)/64 (42)/15 (10) 46 (44)/43 (41)/16 (15) 42 (38)/57 (52)/11 (10) 88 (41)/100 (46)/27 (13)
IRIS class (1/2/3/4), n (%) 63 (84)/10 (13)/2 (3)/0 (0) 69 (91)/4 (5)/2 (3)/1 (1) 132 (87)/14 (9)/4 (3)/1 (1) 91 (87)/10 (9)/3 (3)/1 (1) 88 (80)/17 (15)/5 (5)/0 (0) 179 (83)/27 (13)/8 (4)/1 (0)
Diuretic dosea (mg/kg/d) 0.24 [0.19–0.40] 2.86 [2.06–5.07] 0.24 [0.19–0.34] 2.63 [1.89–4.55]
a

Median [1st quartile – 3rd quartile]; NYHA, New York Heart Association; IRIS, International Renal Interest Society.