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. 2019 May 9;8(10):e012049. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.119.012049

Table 3.

Clinical outcomes of NSTEMI and STEMI patients stratified by CS

NSTEMI (−) CS (n = 991) NSTEMI (+) CS (n = 227) P value STEMI (−) CS (n = 375) STEMI (+) CS (n = 243) P value
In‐hospital mortality, n (%) 5.9 (58/991) 15.4 (35/227) <0.001 5.3 (20/375) 23.9 (58/243)a <0.001
MACCE, n (%) 12.8 (127/991) 33.5 (76/227) <0.001 14.9 (56/375) 49.4 (120/243)a <0.001
Cardiac death 3.8 (38/991) 8.8 (20/227) 0.003 3.2 (12/375) 22.6 (55/243)a <0.001
LCOS 7.6 (75/991) 26.9 (61/227) <0.001 12.0 (45/375) 44.0 (107/243)a <0.001
PMI 2.5 (25/991) 2.6 (6/227) 0.819 1.6 (6/375) 2.5 (6/243) 0.553
CPR 3.9 (39/991) 7.5 (17/227) 0.033 4.0 (15/375) 9.1 (22/243) 0.014
Stroke 2.8 (28/991) 4.4 (10/227) 0.209 1.3 (5/375) 4.1 (10/243) 0.034
Inotropes >48 h, % (n) 15.9 (174/672) 59.1 (68/115) <0.001 27.8 (86/309) 66.5 (127/191) <0.001
IABP support, n (%) 7.2 (91/988) 38.5 (87/227) <0.001 13.7 (51/373) 55.1 (134/243)a <0.001
ECMO support, n (%) 0.8 (8/987) 2.2 (5/225) 0.075 2.1 (8/373) 7.8 (19/243)a 0.001
Rethoracotomy for bleeding, n (%) 5.6 (55/988) 6.6 (15/226) 0.528 5.3 (20/374) 10.5 (25/237) 0.025
>5 RBC units in 48 h, n (%) 17.9 (122/681) 28.8 (36/125) 0.007 21.0 (66/315) 38.7 (79/204) <0.001
Mechanical ventilation, h 47 ± 100 123 ± 207 <0.001 50 ± 118 112 ± 144 <0.001
Tracheostomy, n (%) 5.3 (36/681) 18.0 (22/122) <0.001 9.8 (31/316) 20.7 (42/203) <0.001
Dialysis, n (%) 8.1 (80/986) 19.1 (43/225) <0.001 8.0 (30/374) 28.3 (66/233) <0.001
ICU stay, d 5 ± 6 8 ± 10 <0.001 5 ± 7 8 ± 8 <0.001
Hospital stay, d 13 ± 9 15 ± 13 <0.001 13 ± 20 14 ± 14 0.834

Values are expressed as mean and standard deviation or percentages with counts as indicated. CPR indicates cardiopulmonary resuscitation; CS, cardiogenic shock; ECMO, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; IABP, intra‐aortic balloon pump; ICU, intensive care unit; LCOS, low cardiac output syndrome; MACCE, major adverse cardiocerebral events; NSTEMI, non–STsegment–elevation myocardial infarction; PMI, perioperative myocardial infarction; RBC, red blood cell unit transfusion; STEMI, ST‐segment–elevation myocardial infarction.

a

Significant differences (P < 0.05) between NSTEMI and STEMI groups with CS that are provided in detail in the results section.