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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Circ Heart Fail. 2018 Dec;11(12):e005266. doi: 10.1161/CIRCHEARTFAILURE.118.005266

Table 3.

Cross sectional association between thyroid function tests and NYHA class

Entire Population
n=1365
Excluding amiodarone and levothyroxine users
n=1070
Restricting to euthyroid range excluding amiodarone and levothyroxine users
n=973
NYHA Class NYHA Class NYHA Class
I
n=227
II
n=614
III
n=433
IV
n=82
p-value I
n=200
II
n=495
III
n=318
IV
n=52
p-value I
n=182
II
n=453
III
n=288
IV
n=46
p-value
TSH mIU/L 1.62
(1.5)
1.82
(2.24)
2.2
(5.0)
3.11
(5.56)
<0.001 1.54
(1.32)
1.65
(2.04)
1.71
(1.18)
2.26
(1.40)
<0.001 1.46
(0.77)
1.51
(0.79)
1.58
(0.78)
2.15
(0.98)
<0.001
FT4 ng/dL 1.08
(0.16)
1.11
(0.18)
1.15
(0.22)
1.20
(0.25)
<0.001 1.06
(0.13)
1.07
(0.14)
1.11
(0.19)
1.15
(0.17)
<0.001 1.06
(0.12)
1.07
(0.14)
1.1
(0.16)
1.17
(0.15)
<0.001
TT3 ng/dL 104.2
(18.8)
100.9(20.8) 95.7
(23.4)
87.9
(26.0)
<0.001 105.5(18.2) 103.5
(19.5)
99.6
(22.1)
95.1
(26.6)
<0.001 105.5
(18.2)
104.2
(19.5)
99.6
(20.2)
96.4
(20.2)
<0.001

Data are presented as mean (SD).

NYHA, New York Heart Association; TSH, thyroid stimulating hormone; FT4, free thyroxine; TT3, total triiodothyronine

One-way ANOVA was performed using log transformed values of each thyroid function test in separate models. See Supplement Table 1 for results of adjusted multinomial logistic regression analyses