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. 2024 Jan 19;26(1):101001. doi: 10.1016/j.jocmr.2024.101001

Table 2.

Overview of the used fSENC-derived parameters for each of the compared groups as well as the measurements (including feature tracking strain) derived from the full clinical CMR scans in available patients.

fSENC-derived parameters per group
Myocarditis OMI NSTEMI Healthy
Scanner (1.5 T/3.0 T) 10/6 11/12 15/10 35/15
fSENC GLS (%) -15.8±3.9 -14.1±4.3 -14.9±3.5 -20.3±1.6
fSENC GLS difference (%) 1.5±0.9 0.4±0.7 -0.5±1.3 1.1±0.6
fSENC number of mildly dysfunctional segments (>-17%) 8.6±3.5 10.7±3.7 9.8±3.6 3.1±2.4
fSENC number of severely dysfunctional segments (>-10%) 2.8±4.0 4.5±3.8 3.6±3.5 0.2±0.5
Subgroup: Measurements of full clinical CMR
Myocarditis OMI NSTEMI Reference values
Number of full CMRs available 16 10 9
Feature Tracking GLS (%) -12.7±3.7 -12.2±5.2 -12.6±4.3 − 17.0 ± 1.9
Feature Tracking GLS difference (%) 0.7±0.7 0.5±0.6 0.4±0.5 not available
T1 mapping times at 1.5T (ms) 1100±94 1055±45 1056±59 994±18
T1 mapping times at 3T (ms) 1297±32 1291±52 1289±71 1223±23
T2 times (ms) 57±12 54±6 55±7 49±3
Late Gadolinium Enhancement: number of affected segments 2.7±2.3 3.8±4.0 2.1±1.5 0

CMR cardiiovascular magnetic resonance, fSENC fast Strain ENCoded, GLS global longitudinal strain, NSTEMI non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction, OMI other myocardial injury, SD standard deviation.

A comparison of the full clinical CMR to internal (mapping) or external reference values is given [42]. Values are reported as mean ± SD.