Research Article

The Impact of Emergency Interventions and Patient Characteristics on the Risk of Heart Failure in Patients with Nontraumatic OHCA

Table 2

Clinical features of patients who suffered new-onset heart failure.

Total OHCA patients (n = 7,321) value
New-onset heart failure
Yes (n = 363)No (n = 6,958)
No. (%)No. (%)

Male210 (57.9)4,318 (62.1)0.108
Age group (y/o)
 <6096 (26.4)2523 (36.3)<0.001
 61–75122 (33.6)1820 (26.2)
 >75145 (39.9)2615 (37.6)
Medical history
 Myocardial infarction183 (50.4)2,068 (29.7)<0.001
 Hypertension230 (63.4)3,730 (53.6)<0.001
 Diabetes mellitus149 (41.0)2,577 (37.0)0.133
 Cardiomyopathy10 (2.8)34 (0.5)<0.001
 COPD and asthma142 (39.1)2,535 (36.4)0.314
 CKD64 (17.6)1,022 (14.7)0.130
Emergency intervention
 Defibrillation79 (21.8)1,176 (16.9)0.018
 PCI105 (28.9)427 (6.1)<0.001
 ECMO5 (1.4)130 (1.9)0.687
 Therapeutic hypothermia17 (4.7)251 (3.6)0.313
New-onset comorbidity during hospitalization
 Infection118 (32.5)1,791 (25.7)0.006
 Heart disease
  Ischemic92 (25.3)593 (8.5)<0.001
  Nonischemic160 (44.1)3,815 (54.8)<0.001

Statistically significant difference.