Primary Outcome
For the primary outcome of inpatient mortality, the Odds Ratio was
adjusted for the significant variables of age, median income per patient
zip code, Charlson comorbidity index, and insurance coverage type. Crude
outcomes can be observed on Table 2. We could observe that patients with
any type of anemia had 1.95 more chance of dying from Ventricular
Tachycardia than the general population. Some anemia subgroups also had
statistically significant Odds Ratio for mortality as shown in Table 3.
Patients with Enzyme Deficiency anemia and Thalassemia did not have any
deaths on their subgroup.