Table 2:

Baseline characteristics of the study population

VariableaFW hospital populationsUNOS populations (IMPACT score)UNOS populations (UNOS score)UNOS populations (RSS strata)P-Value
Time2015.01–2019.071997.01–2008.122005.01–2013.122001.01–2007.12
Number428171 07917 13111 703
Age, years47.2 ± 12.652.1 ± 11.9NANA<0.01
Female sex108/428 (25.2%)4048/17 079 (23.7%)NANA0.46
Heart failure aetiology
 Idiopathicb326/428 (76.2%)7050/17 079 (42.1%)NANA<0.01
 Ischaemic65/428 (15.2%)8118/17 079 (47.1%)NANA<0.01
 Congenital6/428 (1.4%)400/17 079 (2.3%)NANA0.21
 Others31/428 (7.2%)1511/17 079 (8.8%)NANA0.25
Hypertension22/428 (5.1%)5579/14 224 (39.2%)NANA<0.01
Diabetes mellitus80/428 (18.7%)3618/16 718 (21.6%)NANA0.21
Creatinine clearance,c ml/min79.3 ± 30.566.3 ± 25.8NANA<0.01
Serum bilirubin, mg/dl1.38 ± 0.591.24 ± 2.11NANA<0.01
Preoperative mechanical ventilation8/428 (1.9%)456/17 079 (2.7%)NANA0.31
ECMO12/428 (2.8%)240/17 079 (1.4%)NANA0.02
Intra-aortic balloon pump55/428 (12.9%)927/17 079 (5.4%)NANA<0.01
Ventricular assist device
 Early generationd0/428 (0.0%)2,298/17 079 (13.5%)NANA<0.01
 Late generatione0/428 (0.0%)374/17 079 (2.2%)NANA<0.01
Ischaemic time, h4.84 ± 1.753.15 ± 1.04NANA<0.01
BMI >30 kg/m2f2/62 (3.2%)NA2660/5784 (46.0%)NA<0.01
MPAP >30 mmHgf32/62 (51.6%)NA3760/5784 (65.0%)NA0.03
Creatinine >1.5 mg/dayf29/62 (46.8%)NA3644/5784 (63.0%)NA<0.01
Ventricular assist devicef,g0/62 (0.0%)NA2603/5784 (45.0%)NA<0.01
Ischaemic time >4, hh68/68 (100.0%)NA1168/1327 (88.0%)NA<0.01
Gender mismatchh53/68 (77.9%)NA1075/1327 (81.0%)NA0.53
RSS risk group strata, n (%)
Low risk39 (9.1%)NANA3242 (27.7%)<0.01
Intermediate risk291 (68.0%)NANA6347 (54.2%)<0.01
Moderate risk84 (19.6%)NANA1543 (13.2%)<0.01
Elevated risk9 (2.1%)NANA310 (2.6%)0.49
High risk5 (1.2%)NANA261 (2.2%)0.15
VariableaFW hospital populationsUNOS populations (IMPACT score)UNOS populations (UNOS score)UNOS populations (RSS strata)P-Value
Time2015.01–2019.071997.01–2008.122005.01–2013.122001.01–2007.12
Number428171 07917 13111 703
Age, years47.2 ± 12.652.1 ± 11.9NANA<0.01
Female sex108/428 (25.2%)4048/17 079 (23.7%)NANA0.46
Heart failure aetiology
 Idiopathicb326/428 (76.2%)7050/17 079 (42.1%)NANA<0.01
 Ischaemic65/428 (15.2%)8118/17 079 (47.1%)NANA<0.01
 Congenital6/428 (1.4%)400/17 079 (2.3%)NANA0.21
 Others31/428 (7.2%)1511/17 079 (8.8%)NANA0.25
Hypertension22/428 (5.1%)5579/14 224 (39.2%)NANA<0.01
Diabetes mellitus80/428 (18.7%)3618/16 718 (21.6%)NANA0.21
Creatinine clearance,c ml/min79.3 ± 30.566.3 ± 25.8NANA<0.01
Serum bilirubin, mg/dl1.38 ± 0.591.24 ± 2.11NANA<0.01
Preoperative mechanical ventilation8/428 (1.9%)456/17 079 (2.7%)NANA0.31
ECMO12/428 (2.8%)240/17 079 (1.4%)NANA0.02
Intra-aortic balloon pump55/428 (12.9%)927/17 079 (5.4%)NANA<0.01
Ventricular assist device
 Early generationd0/428 (0.0%)2,298/17 079 (13.5%)NANA<0.01
 Late generatione0/428 (0.0%)374/17 079 (2.2%)NANA<0.01
Ischaemic time, h4.84 ± 1.753.15 ± 1.04NANA<0.01
BMI >30 kg/m2f2/62 (3.2%)NA2660/5784 (46.0%)NA<0.01
MPAP >30 mmHgf32/62 (51.6%)NA3760/5784 (65.0%)NA0.03
Creatinine >1.5 mg/dayf29/62 (46.8%)NA3644/5784 (63.0%)NA<0.01
Ventricular assist devicef,g0/62 (0.0%)NA2603/5784 (45.0%)NA<0.01
Ischaemic time >4, hh68/68 (100.0%)NA1168/1327 (88.0%)NA<0.01
Gender mismatchh53/68 (77.9%)NA1075/1327 (81.0%)NA0.53
RSS risk group strata, n (%)
Low risk39 (9.1%)NANA3242 (27.7%)<0.01
Intermediate risk291 (68.0%)NANA6347 (54.2%)<0.01
Moderate risk84 (19.6%)NANA1543 (13.2%)<0.01
Elevated risk9 (2.1%)NANA310 (2.6%)0.49
High risk5 (1.2%)NANA261 (2.2%)0.15
a

Continuous data are presented as mean ± standard deviation and categorical data as number (%) of the overall cohort, unless otherwise specified.

b

Idiopathic cardiomyopathy includes dilated cardiomyopathy, arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and restrictive cardiomyopathy.

c

Based on a Cockcroft-Gault calculation: = {[140 − age (years)] × weight (kg)/[7.2 × plasma creatinine (mg/dl)]} × (0.85 if female).

d

Early generation includes para- and intracorporeal pulsatile ventricular assist devices, including Abiomed AB5000, HeartMate I, XE and XVE, Thoratec IVAD (Thoratec Corp, Pleasanton, CA, USA); Toyobo (Toybo, Osaka, Japan); Novacor (World Heart Inc, Oakland, CA, USA); Medos (Medos, Stolberg, Germany); and LionHeart (Arrow International Inc, Reading, PA, USA).

e

Later generation continuous ventricular assist devices including HeartMate II, Jarvik (Jarvik Heart Inc, New York, NY, USA); Micromed, Debakey (MicroMed Technology Inc, Houston, TX, USA); and VentrAssist (Ventracor, Sydney, Australia).

f

Because the original publication on the United Network for Organ Sharing score provided only the data on major factors within the high-risk recipient group (total recipient score ≥3), we compared only the baseline characteristics in the high-risk recipient group between the 2 populations.

g

The left VAD used in China include 2 domestic brands, including the EverHeart VAD and CH-VAD.

h

The original publication on the United Network for Organ Sharing score provided only the data on major factors within the high-risk donor group (total recipient score ≥3), so we compared only the baseline characteristics in the high-risk donor group between the 2 populations.

BMI: body mass index; ECMO: extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; FW: Fuwai; IMPACT: Index for Mortality Prediction After Cardiac Transplantation; MPAP: mean pulmonary artery pressure; RSS: risk stratification score; UNOS: United Network for Organ Sharing; VAD: ventricular assist devices; NA: not available.

Table 2:

Baseline characteristics of the study population

VariableaFW hospital populationsUNOS populations (IMPACT score)UNOS populations (UNOS score)UNOS populations (RSS strata)P-Value
Time2015.01–2019.071997.01–2008.122005.01–2013.122001.01–2007.12
Number428171 07917 13111 703
Age, years47.2 ± 12.652.1 ± 11.9NANA<0.01
Female sex108/428 (25.2%)4048/17 079 (23.7%)NANA0.46
Heart failure aetiology
 Idiopathicb326/428 (76.2%)7050/17 079 (42.1%)NANA<0.01
 Ischaemic65/428 (15.2%)8118/17 079 (47.1%)NANA<0.01
 Congenital6/428 (1.4%)400/17 079 (2.3%)NANA0.21
 Others31/428 (7.2%)1511/17 079 (8.8%)NANA0.25
Hypertension22/428 (5.1%)5579/14 224 (39.2%)NANA<0.01
Diabetes mellitus80/428 (18.7%)3618/16 718 (21.6%)NANA0.21
Creatinine clearance,c ml/min79.3 ± 30.566.3 ± 25.8NANA<0.01
Serum bilirubin, mg/dl1.38 ± 0.591.24 ± 2.11NANA<0.01
Preoperative mechanical ventilation8/428 (1.9%)456/17 079 (2.7%)NANA0.31
ECMO12/428 (2.8%)240/17 079 (1.4%)NANA0.02
Intra-aortic balloon pump55/428 (12.9%)927/17 079 (5.4%)NANA<0.01
Ventricular assist device
 Early generationd0/428 (0.0%)2,298/17 079 (13.5%)NANA<0.01
 Late generatione0/428 (0.0%)374/17 079 (2.2%)NANA<0.01
Ischaemic time, h4.84 ± 1.753.15 ± 1.04NANA<0.01
BMI >30 kg/m2f2/62 (3.2%)NA2660/5784 (46.0%)NA<0.01
MPAP >30 mmHgf32/62 (51.6%)NA3760/5784 (65.0%)NA0.03
Creatinine >1.5 mg/dayf29/62 (46.8%)NA3644/5784 (63.0%)NA<0.01
Ventricular assist devicef,g0/62 (0.0%)NA2603/5784 (45.0%)NA<0.01
Ischaemic time >4, hh68/68 (100.0%)NA1168/1327 (88.0%)NA<0.01
Gender mismatchh53/68 (77.9%)NA1075/1327 (81.0%)NA0.53
RSS risk group strata, n (%)
Low risk39 (9.1%)NANA3242 (27.7%)<0.01
Intermediate risk291 (68.0%)NANA6347 (54.2%)<0.01
Moderate risk84 (19.6%)NANA1543 (13.2%)<0.01
Elevated risk9 (2.1%)NANA310 (2.6%)0.49
High risk5 (1.2%)NANA261 (2.2%)0.15
VariableaFW hospital populationsUNOS populations (IMPACT score)UNOS populations (UNOS score)UNOS populations (RSS strata)P-Value
Time2015.01–2019.071997.01–2008.122005.01–2013.122001.01–2007.12
Number428171 07917 13111 703
Age, years47.2 ± 12.652.1 ± 11.9NANA<0.01
Female sex108/428 (25.2%)4048/17 079 (23.7%)NANA0.46
Heart failure aetiology
 Idiopathicb326/428 (76.2%)7050/17 079 (42.1%)NANA<0.01
 Ischaemic65/428 (15.2%)8118/17 079 (47.1%)NANA<0.01
 Congenital6/428 (1.4%)400/17 079 (2.3%)NANA0.21
 Others31/428 (7.2%)1511/17 079 (8.8%)NANA0.25
Hypertension22/428 (5.1%)5579/14 224 (39.2%)NANA<0.01
Diabetes mellitus80/428 (18.7%)3618/16 718 (21.6%)NANA0.21
Creatinine clearance,c ml/min79.3 ± 30.566.3 ± 25.8NANA<0.01
Serum bilirubin, mg/dl1.38 ± 0.591.24 ± 2.11NANA<0.01
Preoperative mechanical ventilation8/428 (1.9%)456/17 079 (2.7%)NANA0.31
ECMO12/428 (2.8%)240/17 079 (1.4%)NANA0.02
Intra-aortic balloon pump55/428 (12.9%)927/17 079 (5.4%)NANA<0.01
Ventricular assist device
 Early generationd0/428 (0.0%)2,298/17 079 (13.5%)NANA<0.01
 Late generatione0/428 (0.0%)374/17 079 (2.2%)NANA<0.01
Ischaemic time, h4.84 ± 1.753.15 ± 1.04NANA<0.01
BMI >30 kg/m2f2/62 (3.2%)NA2660/5784 (46.0%)NA<0.01
MPAP >30 mmHgf32/62 (51.6%)NA3760/5784 (65.0%)NA0.03
Creatinine >1.5 mg/dayf29/62 (46.8%)NA3644/5784 (63.0%)NA<0.01
Ventricular assist devicef,g0/62 (0.0%)NA2603/5784 (45.0%)NA<0.01
Ischaemic time >4, hh68/68 (100.0%)NA1168/1327 (88.0%)NA<0.01
Gender mismatchh53/68 (77.9%)NA1075/1327 (81.0%)NA0.53
RSS risk group strata, n (%)
Low risk39 (9.1%)NANA3242 (27.7%)<0.01
Intermediate risk291 (68.0%)NANA6347 (54.2%)<0.01
Moderate risk84 (19.6%)NANA1543 (13.2%)<0.01
Elevated risk9 (2.1%)NANA310 (2.6%)0.49
High risk5 (1.2%)NANA261 (2.2%)0.15
a

Continuous data are presented as mean ± standard deviation and categorical data as number (%) of the overall cohort, unless otherwise specified.

b

Idiopathic cardiomyopathy includes dilated cardiomyopathy, arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and restrictive cardiomyopathy.

c

Based on a Cockcroft-Gault calculation: = {[140 − age (years)] × weight (kg)/[7.2 × plasma creatinine (mg/dl)]} × (0.85 if female).

d

Early generation includes para- and intracorporeal pulsatile ventricular assist devices, including Abiomed AB5000, HeartMate I, XE and XVE, Thoratec IVAD (Thoratec Corp, Pleasanton, CA, USA); Toyobo (Toybo, Osaka, Japan); Novacor (World Heart Inc, Oakland, CA, USA); Medos (Medos, Stolberg, Germany); and LionHeart (Arrow International Inc, Reading, PA, USA).

e

Later generation continuous ventricular assist devices including HeartMate II, Jarvik (Jarvik Heart Inc, New York, NY, USA); Micromed, Debakey (MicroMed Technology Inc, Houston, TX, USA); and VentrAssist (Ventracor, Sydney, Australia).

f

Because the original publication on the United Network for Organ Sharing score provided only the data on major factors within the high-risk recipient group (total recipient score ≥3), we compared only the baseline characteristics in the high-risk recipient group between the 2 populations.

g

The left VAD used in China include 2 domestic brands, including the EverHeart VAD and CH-VAD.

h

The original publication on the United Network for Organ Sharing score provided only the data on major factors within the high-risk donor group (total recipient score ≥3), so we compared only the baseline characteristics in the high-risk donor group between the 2 populations.

BMI: body mass index; ECMO: extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; FW: Fuwai; IMPACT: Index for Mortality Prediction After Cardiac Transplantation; MPAP: mean pulmonary artery pressure; RSS: risk stratification score; UNOS: United Network for Organ Sharing; VAD: ventricular assist devices; NA: not available.

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