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. 2020 Oct 27;7(2):172–180. doi: 10.1093/ehjqcco/qcaa081

Table 1.

Patient characteristics stratified by cardiovascular exposures of interest

Patient characteristics Total (n = 4090) Ischemic heart disease (n = 541) Heart failure (n = 271) Atrial fibrillation (n = 479)
Age 63.5 (14.9) 73.4 (11.6) 76.9 (11.3) 77.6 (11.1)
Sex 2043 (50.0) 333 (61.6) 162 (59.8) 266 (55.5)
Ischaemic heart disease 541 (13.2) 470 (100.0) 151 (55.7) 163 (34.0)
Heart failure 271 (6.6) 151 (27.9) 236 (100.0) 149 (31.1)
Atrial fibrillation 479 (11.7) 163 (30.1) 149 (55.0) 401 (100.0)
COPDa 627 (15.3) 143 (26.4) 99 (36.5) 131 (27.3)
Diabetes 598 (14.6) 169 (31.2) 100 (36.9) 121 (25.3)
Chronic kidney disease 293 (7.2) 102 (18.9) 77 (28.4) 86 (18.0)
Cancer 423 (10.3) 73 (13.5) 43 (15.9) 83 (17.3)
Hypertension 1281 (31.3) 369 (68.2) 233 (86.0) 324 (67.6)
Stroke 389 (9.5) 100 (18.5) 64 (23.6) 116 (24.2)
Liver disease 111 (2.7) 15 (2.8) 9 (3.3) 10 (2.1)
Beta-blockers 641 (15.7) 261 (48.2) 180 (66.4) 264 (55.1)
Calcium channel Blockers 571 (14.0) 123 (22.7) 32 (11.8) 87 (18.2)
Ras inhibitor 1029 (25.2) 251 (46.4) 147 (54.2) 179 (37.4)
Loop diuretics 486 (11.9) 182 (33.6) 166 (61.3) 189 (39.5)
Asprin 401 (9.8) 208 (38.4) 72 (26.6) 43 (9.0)
Statin 942 (23.0) 316 (58.4) 133 (49.1) 190 (39.7)
Anticoagulation 446 (10.9) 146 (27.0) 137 (50.6) 328 (68.5)

aCOPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.