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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 20.
Published in final edited form as: Circulation. 2019 Sep 23;140(20):1613–1622. doi: 10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.119.041659

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics by incidence of first heart failure event requiring hospitalization and treatment

Heart Failure Event Requiring Hospitalization No Heart Failure Events
Exenatide N=219 Placebo N=231 Exenatide N=7137 Placebo N=7165
Age at randomization (years)*
 Median (Q1, Q3) 66.0 (9.3) 65.4 (8.3) 61.7 (9.4) 61.8 (9.4)
Sex
 Male 155 / 219 (70.8%) 164 / 231 (71.0%) 4407 / 7137 (61.7%) 4423 / 7165 (61.7%)
Ethnicity
 White 190 / 219 (86.8%) 193 / 231 (83.5%) 5364 / 7135 (75.2%) 5428 / 7162 (75.8%)
 Black 15 / 219 (6.8%) 20 / 231 (8.7%) 427 / 7135 (6.0%) 416 / 7162 (5.8%)
 Asian 4 / 219 (1.8%) 6 / 231 (2.6%) 721 / 7135 (10.1%) 721 / 7162 (10.1%)
 Indian (American) or Alaska Native 0 / 219 (0.0%) 2 / 231 (0.9%) 38 / 7135 (0.5%) 33 / 7162 (0.5%)
 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 0 / 219 (0.0%) 0 / 231 (0.0%) 18 / 7135 (0.3%) 17 / 7162 (0.2%)
 Hispanic 10 / 219 (4.6%) 10 / 231 (4.3%) 567 / 7135 (7.9%) 547 / 7162 (7.6%)
Region
 Europe 84 / 219 (38.4%) 99 / 231 (42.9%) 3305 / 7137 (46.3%) 3300 / 7165 (46.1%)
 North America 112 / 219 (51.1%) 111 / 231 (48.1%) 1722 / 7137 (24.1%) 1763 / 7165 (24.6%)
 Latin America 12 / 219 (5.5%) 12 / 231 (5.2%) 1352 / 7137 (18.9%) 1351 / 7165 (18.9%)
 Asia Pacific 11 / 219 (5.0%) 9 / 231 (3.9%) 758 / 7137 (10.6%) 751 / 7165 (10.5%)
Coronary artery disease 172 / 219 (78.5%) 169 / 231 (73.2%) 3726 / 7137 (52.2%) 3727 / 7165 (52.0%)
Cerebrovascular disease 52 / 219 (23.7%) 52 / 231 (22.5%) 1181 / 7135 (16.6%) 1224 / 7165 (17.1%)
Peripheral arterial disease 41 / 219 (18.7%) 61 / 231 (26.4%) 1359 / 7136 (19.0%) 1339 / 7165 (18.7%)
Prior MI 112 / 219 (51.1%) 110 / 231 (47.6%) 2236 / 7137 (31.3%) 2221 / 7165 (31.0%)
NYHA class
 I 21 / 89 (23.6%) 21 / 87 (24.1%) 344 / 1071 (32.1%) 352 / 1140 (30.9%)
 II 42 / 89 (47.2%) 53 / 87 (60.9%) 586 / 1071 (54.7%) 652 / 1140 (57.2%)
 III 24 / 89 (27.0%) 10 / 87 (11.5%) 138 / 1071 (12.9%) 131 / 1140 (11.5%)
 IV 2 / 89 (2.2%) 3 / 87 (3.4%) 3 / 1071 (0.3%) 5 / 1140 (0.4%)
Most recent assessment of left ventricular function (ejection fraction)
 Normal (>55%) 37 / 219 (16.9%) 51 / 231 (22.1%) 1410 / 7137 (19.8%) 1427 / 7165 (19.9%)
 Mild Dysfunction (40–55%) 37 / 219 (16.9%) 48 / 231 (20.8%) 706 / 7137 (9.9%) 707 / 7165 (9.9%)
 Moderate Dysfunction (25–39%) 34 / 219 (15.5%) 18 / 231 (7.8%) 176 / 7137 (2.5%) 160 / 7165 (2.2%)
 Severe Dysfunction (<25%) 15 / 219 (6.8%) 9 / 231 (3.9%) 27 / 7137 (0.4%) 30 / 7165 (0.4%)
 Unknown 96 / 219 (43.8%) 105 / 231 (45.5%) 4818 / 7137 (67.5%) 4841 / 7165 (67.6%)
Duration of type 2 diabetes (years)
 Median (Q1, Q3) 14.0 (8.0, 21.0) 15.0 (9.0, 22.0) 12.0 (7.0, 17.0) 12.0 (7.0, 18.0)
Antihyperglycemic therapy
 None 3 / 219 (1.4%) 4 / 231 (1.7%) 104 / 7137 (1.5%) 117 / 7165 (1.6%)
 Oral agents use 148 / 219 (67.6%) 165 / 231 (71.4%) 6065 / 7137 (85.0%) 6113 / 7165 (85.3%)
 Insulin use 140 / 219 (63.9%) 152 / 231 (65.8%) 3257 / 7137 (45.6%) 3287 / 7165 (45.9%)
 DPP-4 inhibitor therapy 27 / 219 (12.3%) 24 / 231 (10.4%) 1091 / 7137 (15.3%) 1061 / 7165 (14.8%)
 Biguanides 125 / 219 (57.1%) 138 / 231 (59.7%) 5493 / 7137 (77.0%) 5539 / 7165 (77.3%)
 Insulin use, alone or in combination 140 / 219 (63.9%) 152 / 231 (65.8%) 3257 / 7137 (45.6%) 3287 / 7165 (45.9%)
A1c (%)
 Median (Q1, Q3) 62.8 (57.4, 73.8) 65.0 (56.6, 73.8) 63.9 (56.3, 73.8) 63.9 (56.3, 73.8)
Body mass index (kg/m2)
 Median (Q1, Q3) 34.6 (30.7, 39.4) 35.2 (31.0, 40.9) 31.8 (28.1, 36.1) 31.6 (28.2, 36.0)
eGFR group (mL/min/1.73 m2)**
 eGFR ≥60 122 / 216 (56.5%) 142 / 231 (61.5%) 5647 / 7118 (79.3%) 5603 / 7140 (78.5%)
 eGFR <60 94 / 216 (43.5%) 89 / 231 (38.5%) 1471 / 7118 (20.7%) 1537 / 7140 (21.5%)
*

Age = ((date of randomization - date of birth) + 1) / 365.25 rounded down to the nearest whole year.

**

MDRD formula was used to calculate the eGFR. Site reported values are presented in the table.

A1c, glycated hemoglobin; DPP-4, dipeptidyl peptidase-4; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; MI, myocardial infarction; NYHA, New York Heart Association.