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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the patients

From: The prognostic role of urea-to-creatinine ratio in patients with acute heart failure syndrome: a case–control study

Parameter

(n = 60)

Age

62.8 ± 10.4

Gender

Male

43 (71.7%)

Co-morbidities

 DM

30 (50.0%)

 HTN

37 (61.7%)

 COPD

8 (13.3%)

 VHD

9 (15.0%)

 CAD

14 (23.3%)

 Cardiomyopathy

28 (46.7%)

 CLD

6 (10.0%)

 AF

13 (21.7%)

 Smoking

22 (36.7%)

 CABG

0 (0.0%)

 PCI

4 (6.7%)

Complain

 Orthopnea

47 (78.3%)

 Drowsiness

8 (13.3%)

 Syncope

10 (16.7%)

 Shortness of breath

54 (90.0%)

 Palpitation

10 (16.7%)

 Chest pain

9 (15.0%)

Presentation

 Acute pulmonary edema

26 (43.3%)

 Generalized anasarca

17 (28.3%)

 Cardiogenic shock

13 (21.7%)

HF etiology

 ACS

14 (23.3%)

 Systemic infection

8 (13.3%)

 Severe HTN

4 (6.7%)

 Rapid AF

10 (16.7%)

 Complete heart block

7 (11.7%)

 Valvular heart disease

8 (13.3%)

 Anemia

2 (3.3%)

 Ventricular arrhythmia

1 (1.7%)

 Acute exacerbation of chronic HF

16 (26.7%)

Treatment

 ACEIS

36 (60.0%)

 BB

40 (66.7%)

 MRA

36 (60.0%)

 Diuretics

59 (98.3%)

 Inotropics

20 (33.3%)

 Vasopressors

13 (21.7%)

ECG

 ST–T wave changes

22 (36.7%)

 AF

16 (26.7%)

 Complete heart block

7 (11.7%)

 Left BBB

19 (31.7%)

 LVH

1 (1.7%)

ECHO

 Median EF

39.5 (18–55)

 SWMA

25 (41.7%)

 Valvular disease

45 (75.0%)

 Diastolic dysfunction

10 (16.7%)

 Right-sided heart failure

6 (10.0%)

  1. Data are presented as mean ± SD and frequency (%). DM Diabetes mellitus, CAD Coronary artery disease, HTN Hypertension, COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, VHD Valvular heart disease, CLD Chronic liver disease, AF Atrial fibrillation