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Table 5 Medications in women with HFrEF and HFpEF subgroups

From: Clinical characteristics and in-hospital outcome of heart failure in women: a single center registry from Egyptian cardiac care unit

 

HFrEF, n = 73

HFpEF, n = 45

P value

Thazides

5 (6.85%)

3 (6.7%)

0.969

Loop diuretics

40 (54.8%)

28 (62.22%)

0.428

Nitrates

39 (53.4%)

28 (62.22%)

0.349

Warfarin

17 (23.3%)

14 (31.11%)

0.348

Clopidogril

41 (56.2%)

17 (37.8%)

0.052

CCB

2 (2.74%)

6 (13.33%)

0.026

Amiodarone

10 (13.7%)

7 (15.6%)

0.780

Unfractunated heparin

19 (26.02%)

15 (33.33%)

0.395

LMWH

52 (71.23%)

27 (60%)

0.208

Lytic therapy

24 (32.88%)

8 (17.8%)

0.073

Aldosterone antagonist

32 (43.8%)

18 (40%)

0.682

Digixon

19 (26.03%)

13 (28.9%)

0.734

PPIH blockers

55 (75.34%)

42 (93.3%)

0.013

Warfarin A

10 (13.7%)

12 (26.7%)

0.079

ASA

60 (82.2%)

28 (62.22%)

0.016

Beta-blockers

27 (37%)

18 (40%)

0.743

ACEI

38 (52.1%)

22 (49%)

0.738

ARBs

8 (11%)

10 (22.22%)

0.098

Statin

58 (79.5%)

32 (71.1%)

0.301

  1. CCB calcium channel blockers, LMWH low molecular weight heparin, ASA acetyl salsylic acid, ACEI angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, ARBS angiotensin receptor blockers