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Table 2 Hospital Characteristics in Patients with Heart Failure and Proportion with Chronic Kidney Disease, N = 955

From: Anemia and chronic kidney disease are associated with poor outcomes in heart failure patients

Characteristics

N (%)

Chronic Kidney Disease (%) * N (%)

Mean (SD) serum creatinine μmol/l

N (%)

955 (100.0)

220 (23.0)

113.9 (54.0)

Ejection fraction in % (N = 446)

   

< = 20

77 (17.3)

20 (26.0)

121.3 (45.1)

20–30

128 (28.7)

29 (22.7)

115.9 (65.2)

30–40

108 (24.2)

28 (25.9)

116.8 (49.2)

> 40

133 (29.8)

37 (27.8)

120.2 (63.5)

Left ventricular function (N = 955)

   

Diastolic dysfunction

412 (43.1)

98 (23.8)

115.7 (51.1)

Systolic dysfunction

267 (28.0)

61 (22.9)

116.6 (64.6)

Undetermined

276 (28.9)

61 (22.1)

108.5 (46.3)

Discharged with ACEI (N = 884)

541 (61.2)

109 (20.2)

108.1 (36.2)**

Charlson comorbidity index (N = 955)

   

0–1

398 (41.7)

55 (13.8)

102.4 (38.5)

2

216 (22.6)

28 (13.0)

102.2 (40.0)

>2

341 (35.7)

137 (40.2)**

134.6 (69.1)**

Inhospital mortality (N = 955)

89 (9.3)

44 (49.4)**

159.3 (106.1)**

30 days readmissions (N = 866)

116 (13.4)

26 (22.4)

107.7 (38.7)

Length of stay (days) (N = 955)

   

0–6

247 (25.9)

58 (23.5)

118.3 (55.1)

7–12

321 (33.6)

69 (21.5)

112.6 (53.6)

>12

387 (40.5)

93 (24.0)

112.0 (53.7)

  1. ACEI: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitors
  2. * Chronic kidney disease (CKD) was defined as a serum creatinine > = 124 μmol/L for women and > = 133 μmol/L for men
  3. ** p value < 0.05