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. 2022 Jul 26;9(6):3791–3803. doi: 10.1002/ehf2.14050

Table 2.

Event rates per 100 patient‐years, annualized absolute risk reduction, and elevation for 1 year of treatment with vericiguat are shown for the primary composite endpoint, total HF hospitalizations (first and recurrent), CV hospitalization, and all‐cause death

N (%) Per 100 patient‐years N (%) Per 100 patient‐years Per 100 patient‐years
Vericiguat (n = 1798) Placebo (n = 1806) Annualized ARR (%)
Patients with baseline NT‐proBNP in Q1–Q3 Primary composite 506 (28.1) 24.5 619 (34.3) 31.7 7.2
CV death 190 (10.6) 7.9 240 (13.3) 10.1 2.2
HF hospitalization (first) 406 (22.6) 19.6 504 (27.9) 25.8 6.2
Total HF hospitalizations (first and recurrent) 725 (40.3) 30.2 891 (49.3) 37.7 7.5
CV hospitalization 594 (33.0) 31.4 698 (38.6) 39.7 8.3
All‐cause death 237 (13.2) 9.8 286 (15.8) 12.1 2.3
Vericiguat (n = 616) Placebo (n = 585) Annualized ARR (%)
Patients with baseline NT‐proBNP in Q4 Primary composite 355 (57.6) 73.6 302 (51.6) 63.6 −10.0
CV death 208 (33.8) 32.0 169 (28.9) 27.1 −4.9
HF hospitalization (first) 251 (40.7) 52.0 209 (35.7) 44.0 −8.0
Total HF hospitalization (first and recurrent) 432 (70.1) 66.8 392 (67.0) 63.1 −3.7
CV hospitalization 304 (49.4) 68.0 271 (46.3) 63.0 −5.0
All‐cause death 256 (41.6) 39.4 211 (36.1) 33.8 −5.6

ARR, annualized absolute risk reduction; CV, cardiovascular; HF, heart failure; NT‐proBNP, N‐terminal pro‐brain natriuretic peptide.