Table 1

Comparison of demographic and clinical characteristics

All patients (4600 pts)Derivation (4172 pts)Validation (428 pts)P-value
Age, yrs74.1 ± 9.474.1 ± 9.474.2 ± 9.2.691
Male sex, %65.465.762.4.187
BMI, kg/m225.9 ± 4.425.9 ± 4.325.7 ± 4.8.191
Arterial hypertension, %77.476.882.9.005
Diabetes mellitus, %32.533.424.3<.001
Hx of CAD, %58.257.069.2<.001
Hx of COPD, %18.218.316.4.343
Hx of Atrial fibrillation, %61.260.468.9<.001
eGFR, mL/min50.1 ± 23.049.9 ± 23.151.1 ± 22.4.254
Haemoglobin, g/dL12.2 ± 1.912.2 ± 1.812.3 ± 1.9.230
NT-proBNP, pg/mL6490 ± 12 6616532 ± 13 1396123 ± 7284.223
NYHA functional class, %.200
 I0.70.43.0
 II12.612.513.8
 III68.569.162.9
 IV18.218.020.3
Medication, %
 Beta-blocker74.572.688.8<.001
 RAS inhibitor76.876.282.2.005
 Mineralocorticoid receptor blocker49.649.945.9.105
Triple GDMT, %32.732.237.0.047
EuroScore II, %8.7 ± 8.08.3 ± 7.510.0 ± 9.9.010
All patients (4600 pts)Derivation (4172 pts)Validation (428 pts)P-value
Age, yrs74.1 ± 9.474.1 ± 9.474.2 ± 9.2.691
Male sex, %65.465.762.4.187
BMI, kg/m225.9 ± 4.425.9 ± 4.325.7 ± 4.8.191
Arterial hypertension, %77.476.882.9.005
Diabetes mellitus, %32.533.424.3<.001
Hx of CAD, %58.257.069.2<.001
Hx of COPD, %18.218.316.4.343
Hx of Atrial fibrillation, %61.260.468.9<.001
eGFR, mL/min50.1 ± 23.049.9 ± 23.151.1 ± 22.4.254
Haemoglobin, g/dL12.2 ± 1.912.2 ± 1.812.3 ± 1.9.230
NT-proBNP, pg/mL6490 ± 12 6616532 ± 13 1396123 ± 7284.223
NYHA functional class, %.200
 I0.70.43.0
 II12.612.513.8
 III68.569.162.9
 IV18.218.020.3
Medication, %
 Beta-blocker74.572.688.8<.001
 RAS inhibitor76.876.282.2.005
 Mineralocorticoid receptor blocker49.649.945.9.105
Triple GDMT, %32.732.237.0.047
EuroScore II, %8.7 ± 8.08.3 ± 7.510.0 ± 9.9.010

CAD, coronary artery disease; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; GDMT, guideline directed medical therapy; NYHA, New York Heart Association; RAAS, renin–angiotensin–aldosterone-system.

Table 1

Comparison of demographic and clinical characteristics

All patients (4600 pts)Derivation (4172 pts)Validation (428 pts)P-value
Age, yrs74.1 ± 9.474.1 ± 9.474.2 ± 9.2.691
Male sex, %65.465.762.4.187
BMI, kg/m225.9 ± 4.425.9 ± 4.325.7 ± 4.8.191
Arterial hypertension, %77.476.882.9.005
Diabetes mellitus, %32.533.424.3<.001
Hx of CAD, %58.257.069.2<.001
Hx of COPD, %18.218.316.4.343
Hx of Atrial fibrillation, %61.260.468.9<.001
eGFR, mL/min50.1 ± 23.049.9 ± 23.151.1 ± 22.4.254
Haemoglobin, g/dL12.2 ± 1.912.2 ± 1.812.3 ± 1.9.230
NT-proBNP, pg/mL6490 ± 12 6616532 ± 13 1396123 ± 7284.223
NYHA functional class, %.200
 I0.70.43.0
 II12.612.513.8
 III68.569.162.9
 IV18.218.020.3
Medication, %
 Beta-blocker74.572.688.8<.001
 RAS inhibitor76.876.282.2.005
 Mineralocorticoid receptor blocker49.649.945.9.105
Triple GDMT, %32.732.237.0.047
EuroScore II, %8.7 ± 8.08.3 ± 7.510.0 ± 9.9.010
All patients (4600 pts)Derivation (4172 pts)Validation (428 pts)P-value
Age, yrs74.1 ± 9.474.1 ± 9.474.2 ± 9.2.691
Male sex, %65.465.762.4.187
BMI, kg/m225.9 ± 4.425.9 ± 4.325.7 ± 4.8.191
Arterial hypertension, %77.476.882.9.005
Diabetes mellitus, %32.533.424.3<.001
Hx of CAD, %58.257.069.2<.001
Hx of COPD, %18.218.316.4.343
Hx of Atrial fibrillation, %61.260.468.9<.001
eGFR, mL/min50.1 ± 23.049.9 ± 23.151.1 ± 22.4.254
Haemoglobin, g/dL12.2 ± 1.912.2 ± 1.812.3 ± 1.9.230
NT-proBNP, pg/mL6490 ± 12 6616532 ± 13 1396123 ± 7284.223
NYHA functional class, %.200
 I0.70.43.0
 II12.612.513.8
 III68.569.162.9
 IV18.218.020.3
Medication, %
 Beta-blocker74.572.688.8<.001
 RAS inhibitor76.876.282.2.005
 Mineralocorticoid receptor blocker49.649.945.9.105
Triple GDMT, %32.732.237.0.047
EuroScore II, %8.7 ± 8.08.3 ± 7.510.0 ± 9.9.010

CAD, coronary artery disease; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; GDMT, guideline directed medical therapy; NYHA, New York Heart Association; RAAS, renin–angiotensin–aldosterone-system.

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