Table 1

Clinical characteristics of total study population and per stage of cardiac damage classified according to proposed staging classification

Total population (n =616)Stage 0 (n =55)Stage 1 (n =164)Stage 2 (n =281)Stage 3 (n =35)Stage 4 (n =81)P-value*
Age (years)75.4 ± 10.772.6 ± 10.372.1 ± 12.176.3 ± 10.279.6 ± 8.378.5 ± 7.8<0.001
Male gender, n (%)359 (58)36 (66)87 (53)166 (59)13 (37)57 (70)0.006
Body mass index (kg/m2)26.3 ± 4.426.8 ± 4.626.2 ± 4.026.6 ± 4.725.3 ± 3.725.6 ± 4.50.244
Body surface area (m2)1.87 ± 0.211.88 ± 0.211.86 ± 0.201.88 ± .211.80 ± 0.211.87 ± 0.200.186
Hypertension, n (%)414 (67)34 (62)114 (70)190 (67)25 (71)51 (63)0.720
Hypercholesterolaemia, n (%)348 (57)32 (58)87 (53)163 (58)16 (46)50 (62)0.452
Diabetes mellitus, n (%)150 (24)12 (22)35 (21)70 (25)6 (17)27 (33)0.233
Coronary artery disease, n (%)311 (51)22 (40)75 (46)143 (51)15 (43)56 (69)0.003
Previous myocardial infarction, n (%)126 (21)9 (16)26 (16)57 (20)9 (26)25 (31)0.069
History of smoking, n (%)214 (35)26 (47)54 (33)100 (36)9 (26)25 (31)0.204
COPD, n (%)101 (16)8 (15)7 (17)36 (13)12 (34)18 (22)0.012
History of atrial fibrillation, n (%)169 (27)5 (9)16 (10)83 (30)17 (49)48 (59)<0.001
NYHA functional class ≥3, n (%)254 (42)21 (38)40 (25)117 (43)24 (69)52 (64)<0.001
Symptoms, n (%)
 Angina260 (42)24 (44)79 (49)120 (43)11 (31)26 (32)0.100
 Dyspnoea478 (78)40 (73)111 (68)220 (79)33 (94)74 (91)<0.001
 Syncope67 (11)5 (9)25 (15)33 (12)0 (0)4 (5)0.027
Estimated glomerular filtration rate (mL/min/1.73m2)62.2 ± 20.666.1 ± 21.564.7 ± 21.863.5 ± 19.850.5 ± 19.9‡§55.4 ± 17.7‡§<0.001
 eGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m2, n (%):287 (47)22 (40)72 (44)121 (43)23 (66)49 (61)0.006
Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)138.0 ± 23.5142.0 ± 21.9140.5 ± 21.1139.6 ± 24.3127.2 ± 27.6‡§129.2 ± 22.0‡§<0.001
Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)73.8 ± 13.476.6 ± 13.676.0 ± 12.472.8 ± 13.169.2 ± 16.172.7 ± 14.00.011
Medication, n (%)
 Beta-blocker328 (53)24 (44)83 (51)151 (54)18 (51)52 (64)0.166
 ACE inhibitor/ARB306 (50)25 (46)76 (46)143 (51)18 (51)44 (54)0.730
 Aspirin/thienopyridines280 (46)26 (47)84 (51)122 (43)13 (37)35 (43)0.422
 Oral anticoagulant173 (28)10 (18)20 (12)82 (29)16 (46)45 (56)<0.001
 Statin355 (58)33 (60)93 (57)164 (58)17 (49)48 (59)0.825
 Calcium channel blocker145 (24)10 (18)39 (24)72 (26)7 (20)17 (21)0.718
 Diuretics311 (51)14 (26)65 (40)153 (54)29 (83)50 (62)<0.001
Total population (n =616)Stage 0 (n =55)Stage 1 (n =164)Stage 2 (n =281)Stage 3 (n =35)Stage 4 (n =81)P-value*
Age (years)75.4 ± 10.772.6 ± 10.372.1 ± 12.176.3 ± 10.279.6 ± 8.378.5 ± 7.8<0.001
Male gender, n (%)359 (58)36 (66)87 (53)166 (59)13 (37)57 (70)0.006
Body mass index (kg/m2)26.3 ± 4.426.8 ± 4.626.2 ± 4.026.6 ± 4.725.3 ± 3.725.6 ± 4.50.244
Body surface area (m2)1.87 ± 0.211.88 ± 0.211.86 ± 0.201.88 ± .211.80 ± 0.211.87 ± 0.200.186
Hypertension, n (%)414 (67)34 (62)114 (70)190 (67)25 (71)51 (63)0.720
Hypercholesterolaemia, n (%)348 (57)32 (58)87 (53)163 (58)16 (46)50 (62)0.452
Diabetes mellitus, n (%)150 (24)12 (22)35 (21)70 (25)6 (17)27 (33)0.233
Coronary artery disease, n (%)311 (51)22 (40)75 (46)143 (51)15 (43)56 (69)0.003
Previous myocardial infarction, n (%)126 (21)9 (16)26 (16)57 (20)9 (26)25 (31)0.069
History of smoking, n (%)214 (35)26 (47)54 (33)100 (36)9 (26)25 (31)0.204
COPD, n (%)101 (16)8 (15)7 (17)36 (13)12 (34)18 (22)0.012
History of atrial fibrillation, n (%)169 (27)5 (9)16 (10)83 (30)17 (49)48 (59)<0.001
NYHA functional class ≥3, n (%)254 (42)21 (38)40 (25)117 (43)24 (69)52 (64)<0.001
Symptoms, n (%)
 Angina260 (42)24 (44)79 (49)120 (43)11 (31)26 (32)0.100
 Dyspnoea478 (78)40 (73)111 (68)220 (79)33 (94)74 (91)<0.001
 Syncope67 (11)5 (9)25 (15)33 (12)0 (0)4 (5)0.027
Estimated glomerular filtration rate (mL/min/1.73m2)62.2 ± 20.666.1 ± 21.564.7 ± 21.863.5 ± 19.850.5 ± 19.9‡§55.4 ± 17.7‡§<0.001
 eGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m2, n (%):287 (47)22 (40)72 (44)121 (43)23 (66)49 (61)0.006
Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)138.0 ± 23.5142.0 ± 21.9140.5 ± 21.1139.6 ± 24.3127.2 ± 27.6‡§129.2 ± 22.0‡§<0.001
Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)73.8 ± 13.476.6 ± 13.676.0 ± 12.472.8 ± 13.169.2 ± 16.172.7 ± 14.00.011
Medication, n (%)
 Beta-blocker328 (53)24 (44)83 (51)151 (54)18 (51)52 (64)0.166
 ACE inhibitor/ARB306 (50)25 (46)76 (46)143 (51)18 (51)44 (54)0.730
 Aspirin/thienopyridines280 (46)26 (47)84 (51)122 (43)13 (37)35 (43)0.422
 Oral anticoagulant173 (28)10 (18)20 (12)82 (29)16 (46)45 (56)<0.001
 Statin355 (58)33 (60)93 (57)164 (58)17 (49)48 (59)0.825
 Calcium channel blocker145 (24)10 (18)39 (24)72 (26)7 (20)17 (21)0.718
 Diuretics311 (51)14 (26)65 (40)153 (54)29 (83)50 (62)<0.001

Continuous variables are presented as mean ± SD or median [interquartile range]. Categorical variables are expressed as n (%). The boldface values indicate statistical significance.

ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme; ARB, angiotensin II receptor blocker; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; NYHA, New York Heart Association.

*

P-values depict differences between stages of cardiac damage and are calculated by ANOVA and Kruskal–Wallis H test for continuous data (with normal and non-normal distribution, respectively), and by χ2 test for categorical data.

P-value <0.05 vs. Stage 0 with Bonferroni’s post hoc analysis.

P-value <0.05 vs. Stage 1 with Bonferroni’s post hoc analysis.

§

P-value <0.05 vs. Stage 2 with Bonferroni’s post hoc analysis.

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of total study population and per stage of cardiac damage classified according to proposed staging classification

Total population (n =616)Stage 0 (n =55)Stage 1 (n =164)Stage 2 (n =281)Stage 3 (n =35)Stage 4 (n =81)P-value*
Age (years)75.4 ± 10.772.6 ± 10.372.1 ± 12.176.3 ± 10.279.6 ± 8.378.5 ± 7.8<0.001
Male gender, n (%)359 (58)36 (66)87 (53)166 (59)13 (37)57 (70)0.006
Body mass index (kg/m2)26.3 ± 4.426.8 ± 4.626.2 ± 4.026.6 ± 4.725.3 ± 3.725.6 ± 4.50.244
Body surface area (m2)1.87 ± 0.211.88 ± 0.211.86 ± 0.201.88 ± .211.80 ± 0.211.87 ± 0.200.186
Hypertension, n (%)414 (67)34 (62)114 (70)190 (67)25 (71)51 (63)0.720
Hypercholesterolaemia, n (%)348 (57)32 (58)87 (53)163 (58)16 (46)50 (62)0.452
Diabetes mellitus, n (%)150 (24)12 (22)35 (21)70 (25)6 (17)27 (33)0.233
Coronary artery disease, n (%)311 (51)22 (40)75 (46)143 (51)15 (43)56 (69)0.003
Previous myocardial infarction, n (%)126 (21)9 (16)26 (16)57 (20)9 (26)25 (31)0.069
History of smoking, n (%)214 (35)26 (47)54 (33)100 (36)9 (26)25 (31)0.204
COPD, n (%)101 (16)8 (15)7 (17)36 (13)12 (34)18 (22)0.012
History of atrial fibrillation, n (%)169 (27)5 (9)16 (10)83 (30)17 (49)48 (59)<0.001
NYHA functional class ≥3, n (%)254 (42)21 (38)40 (25)117 (43)24 (69)52 (64)<0.001
Symptoms, n (%)
 Angina260 (42)24 (44)79 (49)120 (43)11 (31)26 (32)0.100
 Dyspnoea478 (78)40 (73)111 (68)220 (79)33 (94)74 (91)<0.001
 Syncope67 (11)5 (9)25 (15)33 (12)0 (0)4 (5)0.027
Estimated glomerular filtration rate (mL/min/1.73m2)62.2 ± 20.666.1 ± 21.564.7 ± 21.863.5 ± 19.850.5 ± 19.9‡§55.4 ± 17.7‡§<0.001
 eGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m2, n (%):287 (47)22 (40)72 (44)121 (43)23 (66)49 (61)0.006
Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)138.0 ± 23.5142.0 ± 21.9140.5 ± 21.1139.6 ± 24.3127.2 ± 27.6‡§129.2 ± 22.0‡§<0.001
Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)73.8 ± 13.476.6 ± 13.676.0 ± 12.472.8 ± 13.169.2 ± 16.172.7 ± 14.00.011
Medication, n (%)
 Beta-blocker328 (53)24 (44)83 (51)151 (54)18 (51)52 (64)0.166
 ACE inhibitor/ARB306 (50)25 (46)76 (46)143 (51)18 (51)44 (54)0.730
 Aspirin/thienopyridines280 (46)26 (47)84 (51)122 (43)13 (37)35 (43)0.422
 Oral anticoagulant173 (28)10 (18)20 (12)82 (29)16 (46)45 (56)<0.001
 Statin355 (58)33 (60)93 (57)164 (58)17 (49)48 (59)0.825
 Calcium channel blocker145 (24)10 (18)39 (24)72 (26)7 (20)17 (21)0.718
 Diuretics311 (51)14 (26)65 (40)153 (54)29 (83)50 (62)<0.001
Total population (n =616)Stage 0 (n =55)Stage 1 (n =164)Stage 2 (n =281)Stage 3 (n =35)Stage 4 (n =81)P-value*
Age (years)75.4 ± 10.772.6 ± 10.372.1 ± 12.176.3 ± 10.279.6 ± 8.378.5 ± 7.8<0.001
Male gender, n (%)359 (58)36 (66)87 (53)166 (59)13 (37)57 (70)0.006
Body mass index (kg/m2)26.3 ± 4.426.8 ± 4.626.2 ± 4.026.6 ± 4.725.3 ± 3.725.6 ± 4.50.244
Body surface area (m2)1.87 ± 0.211.88 ± 0.211.86 ± 0.201.88 ± .211.80 ± 0.211.87 ± 0.200.186
Hypertension, n (%)414 (67)34 (62)114 (70)190 (67)25 (71)51 (63)0.720
Hypercholesterolaemia, n (%)348 (57)32 (58)87 (53)163 (58)16 (46)50 (62)0.452
Diabetes mellitus, n (%)150 (24)12 (22)35 (21)70 (25)6 (17)27 (33)0.233
Coronary artery disease, n (%)311 (51)22 (40)75 (46)143 (51)15 (43)56 (69)0.003
Previous myocardial infarction, n (%)126 (21)9 (16)26 (16)57 (20)9 (26)25 (31)0.069
History of smoking, n (%)214 (35)26 (47)54 (33)100 (36)9 (26)25 (31)0.204
COPD, n (%)101 (16)8 (15)7 (17)36 (13)12 (34)18 (22)0.012
History of atrial fibrillation, n (%)169 (27)5 (9)16 (10)83 (30)17 (49)48 (59)<0.001
NYHA functional class ≥3, n (%)254 (42)21 (38)40 (25)117 (43)24 (69)52 (64)<0.001
Symptoms, n (%)
 Angina260 (42)24 (44)79 (49)120 (43)11 (31)26 (32)0.100
 Dyspnoea478 (78)40 (73)111 (68)220 (79)33 (94)74 (91)<0.001
 Syncope67 (11)5 (9)25 (15)33 (12)0 (0)4 (5)0.027
Estimated glomerular filtration rate (mL/min/1.73m2)62.2 ± 20.666.1 ± 21.564.7 ± 21.863.5 ± 19.850.5 ± 19.9‡§55.4 ± 17.7‡§<0.001
 eGFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m2, n (%):287 (47)22 (40)72 (44)121 (43)23 (66)49 (61)0.006
Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)138.0 ± 23.5142.0 ± 21.9140.5 ± 21.1139.6 ± 24.3127.2 ± 27.6‡§129.2 ± 22.0‡§<0.001
Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)73.8 ± 13.476.6 ± 13.676.0 ± 12.472.8 ± 13.169.2 ± 16.172.7 ± 14.00.011
Medication, n (%)
 Beta-blocker328 (53)24 (44)83 (51)151 (54)18 (51)52 (64)0.166
 ACE inhibitor/ARB306 (50)25 (46)76 (46)143 (51)18 (51)44 (54)0.730
 Aspirin/thienopyridines280 (46)26 (47)84 (51)122 (43)13 (37)35 (43)0.422
 Oral anticoagulant173 (28)10 (18)20 (12)82 (29)16 (46)45 (56)<0.001
 Statin355 (58)33 (60)93 (57)164 (58)17 (49)48 (59)0.825
 Calcium channel blocker145 (24)10 (18)39 (24)72 (26)7 (20)17 (21)0.718
 Diuretics311 (51)14 (26)65 (40)153 (54)29 (83)50 (62)<0.001

Continuous variables are presented as mean ± SD or median [interquartile range]. Categorical variables are expressed as n (%). The boldface values indicate statistical significance.

ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme; ARB, angiotensin II receptor blocker; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; NYHA, New York Heart Association.

*

P-values depict differences between stages of cardiac damage and are calculated by ANOVA and Kruskal–Wallis H test for continuous data (with normal and non-normal distribution, respectively), and by χ2 test for categorical data.

P-value <0.05 vs. Stage 0 with Bonferroni’s post hoc analysis.

P-value <0.05 vs. Stage 1 with Bonferroni’s post hoc analysis.

§

P-value <0.05 vs. Stage 2 with Bonferroni’s post hoc analysis.

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