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Impact of left atrial diameter on all-cause mortality of patients with STEMI undergoing primary percutaneous coronary intervention

Kai Wang, Deli Zeng, Zijun Chen and Wei Yu
Saudi Medical Journal December 2023, 44 (12) 1260-1268; DOI: https://doi.org/10.15537/smj.2023.44.12.20230235
Kai Wang
From the Department of Cardiology (Wang, Zeng, Chen), Yongchuan Hospital of Chongqing Medical University; and form the Department of Cardiology (Chen, Yu), The Second Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing, China.
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From the Department of Cardiology (Wang, Zeng, Chen), Yongchuan Hospital of Chongqing Medical University; and form the Department of Cardiology (Chen, Yu), The Second Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing, China.
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Zijun Chen
From the Department of Cardiology (Wang, Zeng, Chen), Yongchuan Hospital of Chongqing Medical University; and form the Department of Cardiology (Chen, Yu), The Second Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing, China.
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From the Department of Cardiology (Wang, Zeng, Chen), Yongchuan Hospital of Chongqing Medical University; and form the Department of Cardiology (Chen, Yu), The Second Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing, China.
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    - Adjusted cubic spline model of the association between left atrial diameter and risk of all-cause mortality (A) and risk of major cardiovascular events (B).

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    - Odd ratios and error bars delineating 95% confidence intervals from Model 3 by subgroups. Multiplicative interaction terms for each subgroup were performed, gender subgroup and left ventricular ejection fraction subgroup were statistically significant (p<0.05).

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    - Receiver operating characteristic curves of LAd, valuable variables (including age, gender, hypertension, diabetes, WBC, Hb, albumin, cTnI and BNP), LAd plus valuable variable for predicting all-cause mortality (A) and major cardiovascular events(B).

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    Table 1

    - Baseline characteristics of study participants according to the left atrial diameter quartiles.

    ParametersAll (LAd from 21 to 78 mm) (n=633)Q1 (LAd from 21 to 31 mm) (n=188)Q2 (LAd from 32 to 38mm) (n=131)Q3 (LAd from 39 to 48mm) (n=151)Q4 (LAd from 49 to 78mm) (n=163)P-value
    Female, n (%)182 (28.8)54 (28.7)26 (19.8)57 (37.7)45 (27.6)0.011
    Age (years), n (%)65.68 (11.98)65.8 (11.9)64.0 (12.3)66.5 (11.5)66.2 (12.2)0.296
    Smoking, n (%)388 (61.3)117 (62.2)94 (71.8)82 (54.3)95 (58.3)0.020
    Hypertension, n (%)343 (54.2)99 (52.7)89 (67.9)83 (55)72 (44.2)<.001
    Diabetes, n (%)139 (22.0)39 (20.7)38 (29)37 (24.5)25 (15.3)0.034
    WBC (×109/L)10.60 (4.42)10.5 (4.2)10.7 (3.7)10.5 (5.0)10.7 (4.6)0.915
    Hb (g/L)132.86 (20.31)134.8 (19.0)136.5 (21.5)128.2 (20.6)132.0 (19.9)0.003
    PLT ((×109/L)198.29 (67.83)207.1 (64.5)204.4 (70.7)193.4 (64.0)187.7 (71.3)0.029
    CRP (mg/L)20.95 (41.76)15.7 (31.5)22.4 (42.9)19.4 (44.5)27.3 (47.7)0.066
    ALT (U/L)63.98 (136.51)59.5 (169.8)79.8 (180.8)59.9 (61.2)60.1 (97.3)0.527
    AST (U/L)186.06 (248.76)161.5 (237.8)225.6 (361.2)195.7 (184.9)173.7 (193.8)0.123
    TP (g/L)65.07 (28.63)70.3 (51.1)64.6 (6.7)62.9 (7.2)61.5 (7.2)0.021
    Albumin (g/L)38.97 (5.20)39.0 (5.2)38.7 (5.9)39.3 (5.3)38.8 (4.4)0.718
    Urea (mean (SD))6.92 (3.16)6.5 (2.5)6.7 (2.6)7.1 (3.5)7.3 (3.8)0.067
    UA (mean (SD))347.95 (117.89)344.3 (105.9)365.3 (120.1)352.0 (120.8)334.5 (125.4)0.149
    Cr (umol/L)88.16 (51.83)81.6 (41.4)88.5 (50.1)90.5 (52.5)93.3 (62.1)0.180
    TC (mmol/L)4.55 (1.20)4.6 (1.2)4.6 (1.1)4.5 (1.2)4.5 (1.3)0.748
    TG (mmol/L)1.56 (1.00)1.6 (1.0)1.6 (0.9)1.6 (1.1)1.5 (1.0)0.509
    HDL-C (mmol/L)1.17 (0.43)1.2 (0.6)1.2 (0.4)1.2 (0.3)1.1 (0.3)0.736
    LDL-C (mmol/L)2.74 (0.95)2.7 (0.9)2.7 (0.9)2.8 (1.0)2.8 (1.0)0.536
    Glucose (mmol/L)8.00 (4.98)7.7 (5.3)8.6 (5.6)8.3 (4.6)7.6 (4.4)0.236
    HbA1c6.44 (1.59)6.5 (1.6)6.4 (1.6)6.5 (1.7)6.3 (1.4)0.68
    cTnI (ng/ml)13.74 (20.74)13.9 (21.1)17.3 (23.8)14.4 (24.0)10.0 (12.3)0.023
    CK-MB (U/L)85.38 (169.41)79.2 (215.8)82.2 (168.7)76.4 (110.7)103.4 (153.6)0.462
    BNP (pg/ml)2893.54 (4710.81)2793.7 (4467.8)2714.5 (5100.7)3295.8 (5655.5)2779.9 (3583.1)0.690
    LV (mm)42.01 (9.31)46.4 (5.7)49.1 (6.4)38.3 (11.1)34.6 (4.9)<0.001
    RA (mm)27.62 (7.43)32.3 (3.4)33.1 (4.3)24.4 (8.3)20.8 (4.2)<0.001
    RV (mm)15.33 (5.32)19.3 (2.4)19.4 (2.6)12.7 (5.4)10.0 (2.2)<0.001
    LVEF56.85 (12.58)59.3 (9.8)55.4 (11.7)57.9 (13.9)54.3 (14.2)<0.001
    All-cause mortality, n (%)108 (17.1)9 (4.8)14 (10.7)29 (19.2)56 (34.4)<0.001

    Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation, median. ALT: alanine aminotransferase, AST: aspartate aminotransferase, BNP: B-type natriuretic peptide, CK-Mb: creatin kinase isoenzyme MB, CRP: C-reactive protein, cTnI: cardiac troponin I, Cr: creatinine, WBC: white blood cell count, Hb: hemoglobin, PLT: platelets, TP: total albumin, UA: uric acid, TC: total cholesterol, TG: hypertriglyceridemia, HDL-C: high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, LDL-C: low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, LV: left ventricular, LVEF: left ventricular ejection fraction, RA: right atrial, RV: right ventricular

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      Table 2

      - Baseline characteristics of study participants according to the endpoint

      ParametersCohort A (n=633)No mortality (n=525)Mortality (n=108)P-valueCohort A (n=464)No MACE (n=346)MACE (n=118)P-value
      Age, (mean±SD)65.68 (11.98)64.00 (11.77)73.83 (9.38)<0.00163.00 (11.92)61.66 (11.56)66.95 (12.16)<0.001
      Female451 (71.2)392 (74.7)59 (54.6)<0.001109 (23.5)76 (22.0)33 (28.0)0.229
      hypertension, n (%)343 (54.2)284 (54.1)59 (54.6)1.000265 (57.1)193 (55.8)72 (61.0)0.376
      diabetes, n (%)139 (22.0)112 (21.3)27 (25.0)0.477150 (32.3)109 (31.5)41 (34.7)0.592
      WBC (×109/L)10.60 (4.42)10.22 (4.03)12.43 (5.63)<0.00110.05 (3.66)9.86 (3.58)10.60 (3.86)0.058
      Hb (g/L)132.86 (20.31)134.25 (19.75)126.13 (21.69)<0.001143.75 (17.19)145.22 (17.14)139.42 (16.66)0.001
      PLT (×109/L)198.29 (67.83)202.35 (66.94)178.52 (68.97)0.001231.94 (56.13)229.12 (54.52)240.18 (60.08)0.065
      Cr (umol/L)88.16 (51.83)82.67 (44.02)114.83 (74.25)<0.00174.62 (22.71)74.06 (24.66)76.28 (15.64)0.36
      UA, mean (SD)347.95 (117.89)343.14 (113.58)371.29 (135.12)0.024337.18 (73.69)338.49 (71.24)333.34 (80.66)0.513
      Albumin (g/L)38.97 (5.20)39.32 (5.15)37.23 (5.09)<0.00137.93 (3.83)37.95 (3.81)37.88 (3.91)0.856
      TC (mmol/L)4.55 (1.20)4.56 (1.17)4.47 (1.33)0.4715.64 (1.13)5.57 (1.17)5.87 (0.99)0.011
      TG (mmol/L)1.56 (1.00)1.60 (1.06)1.39 (0.58)0.0441.10 (0.84)1.12 (0.90)1.06 (0.65)0.534
      HDL-C (mmol/L)1.17 (0.43)1.17 (0.32)1.18 (0.77)0.8571.20 (0.27)1.18 (0.27)1.25 (0.28)0.027
      LDL-C (mmol/L)2.74 (0.95)2.76 (0.96)2.63 (0.94)0.1863.04 (0.73)3.03 (0.73)3.07 (0.72)0.545
      cTnI (ng/ml)13.74 (20.74)13.86 (21.42)13.14 (17.14)0.74116.51 (12.85)15.85 (13.15)18.47 (11.75)0.055
      CK-MB (U/L)85.38 (169.41)76.95 (140.51)126.35 (266.08)0.006127.29 (89.58)125.27 (90.12)133.20 (88.07)0.407
      LV (mm)52.84 (8.64)52.48 (8.64)54.57 (8.44)0.02250.45 (6.27)49.92 (6.15)51.98 (6.39)0.002
      LA, mean (SD)40.20 (10.73)38.66 (10.18)47.70 (10.20)<0.00137.42 (5.66)37.05 (5.74)38.51 (5.32)0.016

      Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation, median. CK-Mb: creatin kinase isoenzyme MB, cTnI: cardiac troponin I, Cr: creatinine, Hb: hemoglobin HDL-C: high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, PLT: platelets, UA: uric acid, TC: total cholesterol, TG: hypertriglyceridemia, LDL-C: low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, LV: left ventricular, LA: left atrial, WBC: white blood cell count

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        Table 3

        - Logistic models for the association between left atrial diameter and all-cause mortality.

        VariablesCase/TotalModel 0Model 1Model 2Model 3
        Per unit increase 1.08 (1.06, 1.11)1.09 (1.07, 1.12)1.10 (1.07, 1.13)1.10 (1.07, 1.13)
        Quartiles
        Q1187/633RefRefRefRef
        Q2131/6332.68 (1.11,6.89)3.35 (1.34,8.90)3.38 (1.28,9.53)2.25 (0.82,6.55)
        Q3151/6335.32 (2.46,12.83)5.55 (2.48,13.78)5.96 (2.51,15.76)5.09 (2.12,13.56)
        Q4164/63311.92 (5.78,27.92)15.46 (7.18,37.53)19.03 (8.39,49.11)15.05 (6.58,39.09)
        P for trend <0.001<0.001<0.001<0.001
        Per quartile increase 2.22 (1.80,2.79)2.38 (1.90,3.04)2.58(2.01,3.38)2.51(1.94,3.32)

        Model 0: left atrial diameter without adjustment. Model 1: adjusted for age and gender. Model 2: adjusted for age, gender, white blood cell count, hemoglobin, troponin and B-type natriuretic peptide levels. Model 3: adjusted for age, gender, white blood cell count, hemoglobin, troponin and B-type natriuretic peptide levels and left ventricular ejection fraction.

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