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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of study population. Data displayed as n (%) for categorical variables and mean ± SD for continuous variables

From: Out of hospital cardiac arrest - new insights and a call for a worldwide registry and guidelines

Demographics

OHCA patients n = 92 (%)

Age (mean ± SD)

63.8 ± 13.8

Male sex

75 (82%)

BMI (mean ± SD)

27 ± 5.7

Comorbidities

 Hypertension

52 (57%)

 Diabetes mellitus

24 (26%)

 Hyperlipidemia

41 (45%)

 Smoking

34 (37%)

 Family history of coronary artery disease

8 (9%)

 Coronary artery disease

26 (28%)

 Coronary artery bypass grafting

6 (7%)

 Stroke/ TIA

12 (13%)

 Peripheral artery disease

5 (5%)

 Cardiomyopathy

13 (14%)

 Pacemaker/ICD

4 (4%)

 Atrial fibrillation/Flutter

18 (20%)

 Malignancy

10 (11%)

 Chronic kidney disease

9 (10%)

 Hemodialysis

2 (2%)

 COVID

4 (4%)

Admission diagnosis

 ACS

54 (59%)

  • STEMI

46 (85%)

  • NSTEMI

8 (15%)

 Cardiomyopathy

22 (24%)

  • Acute (non-ischemic)

    ◦ Myocarditis

1 (4%)

    ◦ Stress-induced (Takotsubo)

1 (4%)

  • Chronic

    ◦ Ischemic

11 (50%)

    ◦ Non-ischemic

7 (32%)

    ◦ Hypertrophic

2 (9%)

Cardiogenic shock

65 (71%)

Distributive shock

3 (3%)

Shockable rhythm by EMS

73 (79%)

Admission left ventricular ejection fraction % (mean ± SD)

42.38 ± 10.3

  1. BMI Body mass index, TIA Transient ischemic attack, ICD Implantable cardioverter defibrillator, ACS Acute coronary syndrome, STEMI ST segment elevation myocardial infarction, NSTEMI Non ST segment elevation myocardial infarction, EMS Emergency medical service