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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 12.
Published in final edited form as: JACC Cardiovasc Interv. 2018 Nov 12;11(21):2172–2181. doi: 10.1016/j.jcin.2018.07.039

Table 2. Survival at 5 and 10 years according to the number of biomarkers elevated.

Biomarkers elevated Patients 5 year survival 10 year survival
Total
no. (%)
NYHA I/II
no. (%)
NYHA III/IV
no. (%)
Overall 665 (100%) 359 (54%) 306 (46%) 82% (79%, 85%) 55% (50%, 59%)
0 27 (4%) 16 (4%) 11 (4%) 96% (76%, 99%) 73% (46%, 88%)
1 81 (12%) 52 (15%) 29 (10%) 88% (79%, 94%) 77% (63%, 86%)
2 111 (17%) 63 (18%) 48 (16%) 92% (85%, 96%) 66% (55%, 76%)
3 122 (18.5%) 77 (22%) 45 (15%) 85% (77%, 90%) 64% (54%, 73%)
4 108 (16.5%) 56 (16%) 52 (17%) 79% (69%, 86%) 42% (30%, 55%)
5 89 (13.5%) 46 (13%) 43 (14%) 76% (65%, 84%) 43% (31%, 54%)
6 74 (11%) 33 (9%) 41 (14%) 74% 62%, 82%) 41% (29%, 54%)
7 46 (7%) 14 (4%) 32 (11%) 67% (51%, 78%) 29% (15%, 45%)
Elevated biomarker
categories
0–1 108 (16%) 68 (19%) 40 (13%) 90% (83%, 95%) 76% (64%, 84%)
2–3 233 (35%) 140 (39%) 93 (31%) 88% (83%, 92%) 65% (58%, 72%)
4–6 271 (41%) 135 (38%) 136 (45%) 76% (71%, 81%) 42% (35%, 49%)
7 46 (7%) 14 (4%) 32 (11%) 67% (51%, 78%) 29% (15%, 45%)

Abbreviations: NYHA, New York Heart Association