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Table 1 Demographic details for heart failure patients and healthy controls

From: Evidence for a hyper-reductive redox in a sub-set of heart failure patients

Characteristics of patients

Heart failure patients (n = 54)

Healthy controls

Hyperreductive

(n = 9)

Hyperoxidative

(n = 23)

Normal redox

(n = 22)

Age in years: mean age (range)†

50 (32–75)

58 (34–73)

52 (34–75)

36.35 (18–64)

Sex: n (% male)†

9 (100)

23 (100)

21 (95)

27 (64)

Mean height in cm (range)†

164 (151.7–177)

163 (152–173)

163 (143–178)

165.8 (148–192)

Mean weight in kg (range)†

60 (50–70)

62 (41–75)

63 (38–100)

62.7 (38–89)

Body mass index (kg/m2) (range)†

22 (19.5–24.5)

23 (16.4–30.3)

24 (15.2–35.4)

22.9 (16.1–34.6)

Hemodynamics†

 Heart rate (no. of times/min)

97 (60–100)

94 (74–121)

96 (70–116)

78 (64–98)

 Mean systolic blood pressure (mmHg)

129 (80–170)

129 (80–180)

125 (90–170)

119 (90–190)

 Mean diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)

79 (60–140)

85 (60–110)

77 (50–110)

76 (50–110)

Comorbidities, %†

 DM and DM associated disorders

5 (55)

15 (65)

10 (45)

–

 Systemic hypertension

3 (33)

5 (22)

6 (27)

–

 Hypothyroidism

0

4 (17)

1 (4.5)

–

 Chronic kidney disease

1 (11)

3 (13)

0

–

 Anaemia

0

2 (7)

2 (9)

–

 BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia)

1 (11)

0

1 (4.5)

–

 Hepatitis

0

0

1 (4.5)

–

 CVA (cerebrovascular accident)

0

1 (4)

0

–

 COPD

1 (11)

2 (9)

3 (14)

–

Cardiac disease pathology, %†

 Dilated cardiomyopathy

5 (55)

8 (35)

9 (41)

–

 Coronary artery disease

2 (22)

10 (43)

10 (45)

–

 Rheumatic heart disease

1 (11)

0

2 (9)

–

 Ischemic heart disease

0

1 (4)

1 (4.5)

–

 Aortoiliac disease

1 (11)

5 (22)

0

–

 Diastolic dysfunction

10 (43)

7 (32)

8 (89)

–

 Systolic dysfunction

16 (69.5)

19 (86)

9 (100)

–

 Biventricular dysfunction

6 (26)

4 (18)

0

–

 Pulmonary artery hypertension (PAH)

12 (52)

10 (45)

4 (44)

–

Medication, %*

 Diuretics

5 (55)

20 (87)

18 (82)

–

 β blockers

4 (44)

12 (52)

12 (54)

–

 Statins

1 (11)

9 (39)

6 (27)

–

 ACE inhibitors

3 (33)

10 (43)

10 (45)

–

 Digitalis glycosides

3 (33)

11 (48)

4 (18)

–

 Anticoagulant

1 (11)

5 (22)

2 (9)

–

 (ARB) angiotensin II antagonists

0

5 (22)

1 (4.5)

–

 Antiplatelet medications

0

5 (22)

3 (14)

–

  1. * p = 0.005, statistically significant
  2. † p = ns, nonsignificant