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. 2021 Jan 6;43(1):123–127. doi: 10.1080/0886022X.2020.1858100

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients admitted with heart failure categorized by presence of worsening renal function (WRF) during hospitalization (n = 301).

Factors No WRF
n = 219
WRF
n = 82
p Value
Mean (SD) age, year 66.47 (15.69) 67.57 (13.46) .675
Male sex, n (%) 94 (42.92) 27 (32.93) .146
Mean (SD) Body mass index, kg/m2 26.54 (7.15) 27.25 (8.28) .774
Comorbid diseases, n (%)      
 Hypertension 159 (72.60) 69 (84.15) .049
 Diabetes 121 (55.25) 50 (60.98) .433
 Coronary artery disease 55 (25.11) 23 (28.05) .658
 Atrial fibrillation 28 (12.79) 12 (14.63) .704
 Dyslipidemia 118 (53.88) 48 (58.54) .516
 Stroke/TIA 16 (7.31) 5 (6.10) .805
 Chronic kidney disease 166 (75.80) 64 (78.05) .761
  Stage I 31 (14.16) 8 (9.76) .174
  Stage II 47 (21.46) 13 (15.85)  
  Stage III 58 (26.48) 23 (28.05)  
  Stage IV 36 (16.44) 15 (18.29)  
  Stage V, no dialysis 9 (4.11) 10 (12.20)  
  Unknown 38 (17.35) 13 (15.85)  
NYHA FC, n (%)     .222
 FC I 3 (1.37) 1 (1.22)  
 FC II 8 (3.65) 4 (4.88)  
 FC III 105 (47.95) 29 (35.37)  
 FC IV 103 (47.03) 48 (58.54)  
Causes of heart failure, n (%)      
 Acute coronary syndrome 38 (17.35) 21 (25.61) .141
 Hypertensive emergency 24 (10.96) 11 (13.41) .549
 Cardiomyopathy 78 (35.62) 30 (36.59) .893
 Cardiac arrhythmia 34 (15.53) 6 (7.32) .085

NYHA: New York Heart Association; FC: Functional Classification.