Figure 1.

Survival probability of patients according to cardiac injury incidence categories. Kaplan Meier survival curves reveal the survival probability of patients according to cardiac injury incidence categories. Patients with injury on presentation (C), (red) have a lower survival probability than those who develop cardiac injury later in their stay (B), (purple) (adjusted log-rank p=0.012), and both have a lower survival probability than those who never develop cardiac injury (A), (green) (adjusted log-rank p <0.001 and p=0.003, respectively). Cardiac injury was defined by a hs-cTnI concentration >99th percentile.