Table 1

Demography and patient medical history in patients with device

CDRIE+LHIE− (1)
(n = 280)
LHIE+CDRIE− (2)
(n = 157)
CDRIE+LHIE+ (3)
(n = 46)
P-value
(1) vs. (2)
P-value
(2) vs. (3)
Demographic
Age (years)
N28015746
 Mean ± SD66.69 ± 14.3171.08 ± 13.5970.22 ± 10.110.00020.1
Females75/280 (26.8%)39/157 (24.8%)19/46 (41.3%)0.60.02
Body mass index (kg/m²)
N25714240
 Mean ± SD27.48 ± 6.2127.53 ± 5.5828.32 ± 5.680.60.4
History of previous endocarditis
Previous endocarditis16/280 (5.7%)23/157 (14.6%)4/46 (8.7%)0.0010.2
Type of microorganism
Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)6/15 (40.0%)2/3 (66.7%)0.60.5
 Methi-S Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)5/15 (33.3%)1/3 (33.3%)0.4>0.9
Chronic renal failure71/280 (25.4%)52/157 (33.1%)14/46 (30.4%)0.080.7
Diabetes mellitus110/280 (39.3%)51/157 (32.5%)21/46 (45.7%)0.10.1
Heart failure114/245 (46.5%)80/141 (56.7%)14/43 (32.6%)0.050.005
Charlson index
N23213640
 Mean ± SD4.42 ± 3.165.41 ± 2.834.93 ± 2.04<0.00010.3
Antithrombotic treatment on admission206/274 (75.2%)135/155 (87.1%)40/45 (88.9%)0.0030.7
Device therapy
 Pacemaker150/280 (53.6%)118/157 (75.2%)28/46 (60.9%)<0.00010.1
 ICD (defibrillator)84/280 (30.0%)23/157 (14.6%)8/46 (17.4%)
 CRT-D (with ICD)42/280 (15.0%)11/157 (7.0%)6/46 (13.0%)
 CRT-P (pacing only)4/280 (1.4%)5/157 (3.2%)4/46 (8.7%)
CDRIE+LHIE− (1)
(n = 280)
LHIE+CDRIE− (2)
(n = 157)
CDRIE+LHIE+ (3)
(n = 46)
P-value
(1) vs. (2)
P-value
(2) vs. (3)
Demographic
Age (years)
N28015746
 Mean ± SD66.69 ± 14.3171.08 ± 13.5970.22 ± 10.110.00020.1
Females75/280 (26.8%)39/157 (24.8%)19/46 (41.3%)0.60.02
Body mass index (kg/m²)
N25714240
 Mean ± SD27.48 ± 6.2127.53 ± 5.5828.32 ± 5.680.60.4
History of previous endocarditis
Previous endocarditis16/280 (5.7%)23/157 (14.6%)4/46 (8.7%)0.0010.2
Type of microorganism
Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)6/15 (40.0%)2/3 (66.7%)0.60.5
 Methi-S Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)5/15 (33.3%)1/3 (33.3%)0.4>0.9
Chronic renal failure71/280 (25.4%)52/157 (33.1%)14/46 (30.4%)0.080.7
Diabetes mellitus110/280 (39.3%)51/157 (32.5%)21/46 (45.7%)0.10.1
Heart failure114/245 (46.5%)80/141 (56.7%)14/43 (32.6%)0.050.005
Charlson index
N23213640
 Mean ± SD4.42 ± 3.165.41 ± 2.834.93 ± 2.04<0.00010.3
Antithrombotic treatment on admission206/274 (75.2%)135/155 (87.1%)40/45 (88.9%)0.0030.7
Device therapy
 Pacemaker150/280 (53.6%)118/157 (75.2%)28/46 (60.9%)<0.00010.1
 ICD (defibrillator)84/280 (30.0%)23/157 (14.6%)8/46 (17.4%)
 CRT-D (with ICD)42/280 (15.0%)11/157 (7.0%)6/46 (13.0%)
 CRT-P (pacing only)4/280 (1.4%)5/157 (3.2%)4/46 (8.7%)

CDRIE+ corresponds to patient with at least the infective endocarditis is on ICD/PM only or on ICD/PM+ (pulmonary or tricuspid). CDRIE− corresponds to patient with device and without CDRIE or pulmonary or tricuspid location of IE. Kruskal–Wallis test is used for quantitative data. χ2 or Fisher’s exact test [a] is used for binary variables.

CRT, cardiac resynchronization therapy; ICD, implantable cardioverter-defibrillator; LHIE+, left heart infective endocarditis; LHIE−, no left heart infective endocarditis.

Table 1

Demography and patient medical history in patients with device

CDRIE+LHIE− (1)
(n = 280)
LHIE+CDRIE− (2)
(n = 157)
CDRIE+LHIE+ (3)
(n = 46)
P-value
(1) vs. (2)
P-value
(2) vs. (3)
Demographic
Age (years)
N28015746
 Mean ± SD66.69 ± 14.3171.08 ± 13.5970.22 ± 10.110.00020.1
Females75/280 (26.8%)39/157 (24.8%)19/46 (41.3%)0.60.02
Body mass index (kg/m²)
N25714240
 Mean ± SD27.48 ± 6.2127.53 ± 5.5828.32 ± 5.680.60.4
History of previous endocarditis
Previous endocarditis16/280 (5.7%)23/157 (14.6%)4/46 (8.7%)0.0010.2
Type of microorganism
Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)6/15 (40.0%)2/3 (66.7%)0.60.5
 Methi-S Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)5/15 (33.3%)1/3 (33.3%)0.4>0.9
Chronic renal failure71/280 (25.4%)52/157 (33.1%)14/46 (30.4%)0.080.7
Diabetes mellitus110/280 (39.3%)51/157 (32.5%)21/46 (45.7%)0.10.1
Heart failure114/245 (46.5%)80/141 (56.7%)14/43 (32.6%)0.050.005
Charlson index
N23213640
 Mean ± SD4.42 ± 3.165.41 ± 2.834.93 ± 2.04<0.00010.3
Antithrombotic treatment on admission206/274 (75.2%)135/155 (87.1%)40/45 (88.9%)0.0030.7
Device therapy
 Pacemaker150/280 (53.6%)118/157 (75.2%)28/46 (60.9%)<0.00010.1
 ICD (defibrillator)84/280 (30.0%)23/157 (14.6%)8/46 (17.4%)
 CRT-D (with ICD)42/280 (15.0%)11/157 (7.0%)6/46 (13.0%)
 CRT-P (pacing only)4/280 (1.4%)5/157 (3.2%)4/46 (8.7%)
CDRIE+LHIE− (1)
(n = 280)
LHIE+CDRIE− (2)
(n = 157)
CDRIE+LHIE+ (3)
(n = 46)
P-value
(1) vs. (2)
P-value
(2) vs. (3)
Demographic
Age (years)
N28015746
 Mean ± SD66.69 ± 14.3171.08 ± 13.5970.22 ± 10.110.00020.1
Females75/280 (26.8%)39/157 (24.8%)19/46 (41.3%)0.60.02
Body mass index (kg/m²)
N25714240
 Mean ± SD27.48 ± 6.2127.53 ± 5.5828.32 ± 5.680.60.4
History of previous endocarditis
Previous endocarditis16/280 (5.7%)23/157 (14.6%)4/46 (8.7%)0.0010.2
Type of microorganism
Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)6/15 (40.0%)2/3 (66.7%)0.60.5
 Methi-S Staphylococcus aureus6/12 (50.0%)5/15 (33.3%)1/3 (33.3%)0.4>0.9
Chronic renal failure71/280 (25.4%)52/157 (33.1%)14/46 (30.4%)0.080.7
Diabetes mellitus110/280 (39.3%)51/157 (32.5%)21/46 (45.7%)0.10.1
Heart failure114/245 (46.5%)80/141 (56.7%)14/43 (32.6%)0.050.005
Charlson index
N23213640
 Mean ± SD4.42 ± 3.165.41 ± 2.834.93 ± 2.04<0.00010.3
Antithrombotic treatment on admission206/274 (75.2%)135/155 (87.1%)40/45 (88.9%)0.0030.7
Device therapy
 Pacemaker150/280 (53.6%)118/157 (75.2%)28/46 (60.9%)<0.00010.1
 ICD (defibrillator)84/280 (30.0%)23/157 (14.6%)8/46 (17.4%)
 CRT-D (with ICD)42/280 (15.0%)11/157 (7.0%)6/46 (13.0%)
 CRT-P (pacing only)4/280 (1.4%)5/157 (3.2%)4/46 (8.7%)

CDRIE+ corresponds to patient with at least the infective endocarditis is on ICD/PM only or on ICD/PM+ (pulmonary or tricuspid). CDRIE− corresponds to patient with device and without CDRIE or pulmonary or tricuspid location of IE. Kruskal–Wallis test is used for quantitative data. χ2 or Fisher’s exact test [a] is used for binary variables.

CRT, cardiac resynchronization therapy; ICD, implantable cardioverter-defibrillator; LHIE+, left heart infective endocarditis; LHIE−, no left heart infective endocarditis.

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