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Table 6 Baseline characteristics in the matched cohort post PSM analysis

From: Triglyceride-glucose index is associated with the occurrence and prognosis of cardiac arrest: a multicenter retrospective observational study

 

Overall PSM-matched cohort(n = 398)

Lower TyG-index group

(n = 199)

Higher TyG-index group (n = 199)

P-value

Demographic data

    

Age (years)

65(55–74)

65(54–74)

65(56–73)

1.000

Male (n (%))

246(61.8)

120(60.3)

126(63.3)

0.606

BMI

28.2(24.4–32.5)

28.0(24.2–32.7)

28.4(24.5–32.5)

0.749

Vital signs

    

HR (/min)

80(67–96)

82(67–97)

79(66–96)

0.820

SBP (mmHg)

113(98–135)

112(98–133)

114(97–138)

0.750

DBP (mmHg)

63(54–73)

65(56–76)

62(53–72)

0.011

Temperature (℃)

36.4(34.0-37.2)

36.4(33.8–37.2)

36.6(34.1–37.3)

0.488

SpO2

99(95–100)

99(95–100)

99(96–100)

0.893

Comorbidities

    

MI (n (%))

83(20.9)

43(21.6)

40(20.1)

0.805

AF (n (%))

36(9.0)

18(9.0)

18(9.0)

1.000

CHF (n (%))

41(10.3)

18(9.0)

23(11.6)

0.510

CKD (n (%))

31(5.3)

11(5.5)

10(5.0)

1.000

ARF (n (%))

104(26.1)

50(25.1)

54(27.1)

0.732

Diabetes (n (%))

47(11.8)

24(12.1)

23(11.6)

1.000

Hypertension (n (%))

50(12.6)

25(12.6)

25(12.6)

1.000

Cardiogenic shock (n (%))

55(13.8)

28(14.1)

27(13.6)

1.000

Non-shockable rhythm

(n (%))

74(18.6)

34(17.1)

40(20.1)

0.520

Clinical indices

    

RBC (M/mcl)

4.0(3.3–4.5)

4.0(3.3–4.6)

3.9(3.3–4.4)

0.454

WBC (K/mcl)

13.9(10.0-19.3)

13(9.9–18.5)

14.2(10.1–20.0)

0.918

Platelet (K/mcl)

192(140–244)

190(141–256)

193(139–242)

0.272

HB (g/dL)

11.8(9.9–13.6)

11.9(10.0-13.9)

11.7(9.7–13.3)

0.414

Creatinine (mg/dL)

1.43(0.94–2.27)

1.34(0.92–2.28)

1.47(0.97–2.27)

0.725

BUN (mg/dL)

25.5(18.0–36.0)

25.0(17.0–36.0)

26.0(19.0–36.0)

0.735

FBG (mg/dL)

156.0(121.0-233.3)

140.0(115.0-179.0)

201.0(131.0-277.0)

< 0.001

Triglyceride (mg/dL)

109.0(81.0-151.0)

86.0(69.0-106.0)

146.0(112.0-208.0)

< 0.001

Tyg-index

9.20(8.80–9.61)

8.80(8.47–8.98)

9.60(9.35–10.08)

< 0.001

TC (mg/dL)

127.4(102.3-153.5)

133.8(108.0-161.0)

125.0(97.0-147.0)

0.093

HDL (mg/dL)

37.0(28.0–48.0)

37.0(29.0–47.0)

36.0(27.0–48.0)

0.319

LDL (mg/dL)

65.9(45.0-88.5)

68.0(47.0-92.8)

62.0(42.1–86.0)

0.140

Arterial pH

7.35(7.25–7.42)

7.35(7.26–7.41)

7.35(7.24–7.42)

0.868

PaCO2 (mmHg)

40(33–47)

40(33–47)

40(34–46)

0.618

APS

88(66–111)

86(66–109)

89(64–115)

0.608

APACHE IV

100(76–125)

99(76–122)

102(75–127)

0.552

GCS

Verbal score

Motor score

Eyes score

3(3–10)

1(1–1)

1(1–5)

1(1–3)

4(3–10)

1(1–1)

1(1–5)

1(1–3)

3(3–10)

1(1–2)

1(1–5)

1(1–3)

0.542

0.774

0.321

0.416

Treatment measures

    

Bystander CPR (n (%))

145(36.4)

71(35.7)

74(37.2)

0.835

CPR>15 min (n (%))

44(11.1)

22(11.1)

22(11.1)

1.000

CPR<15 min (n (%))

102(25.6)

50(25.1)

52(26.1)

0.909

Unwitnessed status (n (%))

14(3.5)

9(4.5)

5(2.5)

0.415

Enteral nutrition (n (%))

0(0)

0(0)

0(0)

/

Amiodarone (n (%))

9(2.3)

6(3.0)

3(1.5)

0.503

Dobutamine (n (%))

7(1.8)

3(1.5)

4(2.0)

1.000

Dopamine (n (%))

51(12.8)

28(14.1)

23(11.6)

0.549

Epinephrine (n (%))

31(7.8)

16(8.0)

15(7.5)

1.000

Statin (n (%))

6(1.5)

4(2.0)

2(1.0)

0.685

  1. PSM, propensity score matching; CA, cardiac arrest; BMI, body mass index; HR, heart rate; SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; SpO2, saturation of peripheral oxygen; MI, myocardial infarction; AF, atrial fibrillation; CHF, chronic heart failure; CKD, chronic kidney disease; ARF, acute renal failure; RBC, red blood cell; WBC, white blood cell; HB, hemoglobin; BUN, blood urea nitrogen ; FBG, fast blood glucose; TyG-index, triglyceride-glucose index; TC, total cholesterol; HDL, high density lipoprotein; LDL, low density lipoprotein; APS, Acute Physiology Score; APACHE IV, Acute Physiology Age Chronic Health Evaluation IV; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation
  2. Lower group, TyG index<9.2; Higher group, TyG index ≥ 9.2