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. 2019 Dec 9;6(6):1274–1282. doi: 10.1002/ehf2.12531

Table 2.

Univariate Cox regression analyses for the association of independent variables with post‐discharge all‐cause death

HR [95% CI] P value
Baseline characteristics
Age 1.048 [1.039–1.057] <0.0001*
Men 1.048 [0.866–1.273] 0.6289
CKD 1.814 [1.475–2.248] <0.0001*
Ischaemic aetiology 1.550 [1.278–1.874] <0.0001*
Laboratory findings at admission
Haemoglobin 0.858 [0.822–0.896] <0.0001*
Creatinine 1.112 [1.055–1.160] 0.0004*
BUN 1.032 [1.027–1.036] <0.0001*
BUN/creatinine ratio 1.024 [1.016–1.030] <0.0001*
Vital signs, echocardiographic and laboratory findings, medications at discharge
Systolic BP 0.991 [0.986–0.997] 0.0028*
Resting HR 1.010 [1.002–1.017] 0.0067*
WRF (ΔCr > 0.3) 1.434 [1.091–1.853] 0.0105*
LVEF 0.990 [0.984–0.996] 0.0020*
Haemoglobin 0.804 [0.768–0.843] <0.0001*
Creatinine 1.164 [1.086–1.232] 0.0001*
BUN 1.019 [1.016–1.022] <0.0001*
BUN/creatinine ratio 1.016 [1.009–1.021] <0.0001*
ACE‐I or ARBs 0.603 [0.500–0.730] <0.0001*
Loop diuretics 1.455 [1.147–1.871] 0.0017*
Beta‐blockers 0.759 [0.616–0.943] 0.0133*

ACE‐I, angiotensin‐converting enzyme inhibitor; ARBs, angiotensin receptor blockers; BP, blood pressure; BUN, blood urea nitrogen; CI, confidence interval; CKD, chronic kidney disease; Cr, creatinine; HR, hazard ratio; HR, heart rate; LVEF, left ventricular ejection fraction; WRF, worsening renal function.

*

P < 0.05.