Table 1 Characteristics of HF patients and non-HF controls in the MVP participants of European Ancestry

From: Genetic architecture of heart failure with preserved versus reduced ejection fraction

Group

Control (N = 258,943)

HFpEF (N = 19,589)

HFrEF (N = 19,495)

Unclassified HF (N = 43,344)

Age (years), mean±SD

62.74 ± 13.76

69.88 ± 9.77

69.29 ± 9.74

69.61 ± 9.74

Male (%)

92.14

95.74

97.85

96.92

Body mass index (kg/m2), mean±

29.20 ± 5.53

31.95 ± 6.98

30.20 ± 6.38

31.08 ± 6.73

Underweight (<18.5) %

0.56

0.47

0.59

0.52

Normal (18.5–24.9) %

20.25

13.43

18.79

16.05

Overweight (25.0–29.9) %

40.66

29.71

35.09

32.44

Obese (30.0–34.9) %

24.70

27.08

25.62

26.37

Morbidly obese (≥35.0) %

13.84

29.31

19.91

24.62

LVEF, mean±SD

NA

56.97 ± 5.65

29.33 ± 9.36

43.36 ± 15.05

Atrial fibrillation (%)

6.33

30.80

37.83

34.44

Coronary artery disease (%)

22.47

63.87

74.63

69.72

Chronic kidney disease (%)

9.54

37.21

35.75

36.43

Diabetes (%)

20.61

48.54

45.06

46.76

Hyperlipidemia (%)

66.9

87.75

88.20

88.04

Hypertension (%)

62.97

93.22

91.69

92.51

Peripheral vascular disease (%)

15.18

42.47

42.27

42.47

Stroke/TIA (%)

8.26

25.29

24.33

24.93

  1. HFpEF heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, HFrEF heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, HF heart failure, SD standard deviation, LVEF left ventricular ejection fraction, TIA transient ischemic attack.