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Table 2 Characteristics of patients stratified by New York Heart Association functional class

From: Associations of mood symptoms with NYHA functional classes in angina pectoris patients: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Total

NYHA class I

NYHA class II

NYHA class III-IV

p value

N = 443

N = 115

N = 261

N = 67

26.0%

58.9%

15.1%

Characteristic of patients

 Age,mean ± SD,y

63.9 ± 9.8

61.3 ± 9.3

64.0 ± 9.8

68.2 ± 9.5

<.001

 Male,sex,No.(%)

337(76.1)

85(73.9)

199(76.2)

53(79.1)

0.73

 Body mass index,mean ± SD,kg/m2

24.5 ± 3.1

24.5±

24.5 ± 3.0

24.6 ± 3.6

0.94

 Ejection Fraction,mean ± SD,%

59.3 ± 11.0

61.0 ± 8.2 N = 100

60.8 ± 12.3 N = 235

50.1 ± 16.1 N = 58

<.001

 Nt-ProBNP,median(interquartile),pg/mL

123(50–382)

88(37–234) N = 92

118(50–309) N = 228

733(133–3892) N = 49

<.001

 Creatinine Clearance,mean ± SD,ml/min

65.5 ± 21.7

69.5 ± 18.2

67.0 ± 22.2

53.0 ± 21.0

<.001

Type of angina pectoris,No.(%)

0.24

 Unstable angina pectoris

256(57.8)

65(56.5)

158(60.5)

33(49.3)

 

 Stable angina pectoris

187(42.2)

50(43.5)

103(39.5)

34(50.7)

 

Severity of coronary artery stenosis,No.(%)

<.001

 1

93(21.0)

40(34.8)

46(17.6)

7(10.4)

 

 2

82(18.5)

19(16.5)

54(20.7)

9(13.4)

 

 3

268(60.5)

56(48.7)

161(61.7)

51(76.1)

 

Mood symptoms

 Depression severity,No.(%)

<.001

  Non-depressed

271(61.2)

79(68.7)

169(64.8)

23(34.3)

 

  Mild depression symptom

123(27.8)

27(23.5)

66(25.3)

30(44.8)

 

  Moderate or severe depression symptom

49(11.1)

9(7.8)

26(10.0)

14(20.9)

 

 Somatic depressive symptom score,mean(SD)

3.05(2.87)

2.81(2.64)

2.79(2.76)

4.48(3.28)

<.001

 Cognitive depressive symptom score,mean(SD)

1.36(1.98)

1.21(1.94)

1.20(1.76)

2.24(2.58)

<.001

 Anxiety severity,No.(%)

0.99

  Non-anxious

316(71.3)

80(69.6)

186(71.3)

50(74.6)

 

  Mild anxiety symptom

103(23.3)

30(26.1)

62(23.8)

11(16.4)

 

  Moderate or severe anxiety symptom

24(5.4)

5(4.3)

13(5.0)

6(9.0)

 

Social economic factors

 Education,No.(%)

0.83

  less than 6 years

115(26.0)

26(22.6)

69(26.4)

20(29.9)

 

  7–9 years

126(28.4)

33(28.7)

75(28.7)

18(26.9)

 

  10–12 years

97(21.9)

29(25.2)

52(19.9)

16(23.9)

 

  more than 12 years

105(23.7)

27(23.5)

65(24.9)

13(19.4)

 

 Marriage,No.(%)

0.57

  Married

412(93.0)

109(94.8)

240(92.0)

63(94.0)

 

  Divorced or Widowed or Single

31(7.0)

6(5.2)

21(8.0)

4(6.0)

 

Medical history,No.(%)

 Hypertension

276(62.3)

56(48.7)

173(44.8)

45(67.2)

.003

 Diabetes mellitus

154(34.8)

28(24.3)

90(34.5)

36(53.7)

<.001

 Prior PCI

167(37.7)

42(36.5)

93(35.6)

34(50.7)

.069

 History of antidepressant treatment

17(3.8)

4(3.5)

9(3.4)

4(6.0)

0.61

Medication use,No.(%)

 ACEI or ARB

317(71.6)

76(66.1)

192(73.6)

49(73.1)

0.32

 β blocker

384(86.7)

95(82.6)

232(88.9)

57(85.1)

0.23

 Aldosterone receptor antagonist

42(9.5)

2(1.7)

14(5.4)

26(38.8)

<.001

 Loop diuretic

47(10.6)

2(1.7)

16(6.1)

29(43.3)

<.001

 Anticoagulant

20(4.5)

3(2.6)

12(4.6)

5(7.5)

0.31

 Antidepressant

9(2.0)

1(0.9)

6(2.3)

2(3.0)

0.55

  1. Abbreviation: PCI: percutaneous transluminal coronary intervention; ACEI: angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor; ARB: angiotensin receptor blocker