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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Circ Cardiovasc Imaging. 2009 Jan 26;2(2):132–140. doi: 10.1161/CIRCIMAGING.108.790105

Table 1.

Demographic and haemodynamic characteristics.

Parameters Healthy volunteers Patients
Demographics
No of subjects n=17 n=101
Age (yrs) 61±6 63±11
Male sex 12/17 (71%) 75/101 (74%)
Coronary risk factors
Arterial hypertension 0/17 (0%) 89/101 (88%)
Hypercholesterolemia 0/17 (0%) 66/101 (65%)
Diabetes mellitus 0/17 (0%) 22/101 (22%)
Family history 0/17 (0%) 30/101 (30%)
Smoker 0/17 (0%) 25/101 (25%)
Prior percutaneous coronary intervention 0/17 (0%) 35/101 (35%)
Prior myocardial infarction 0/17 (0%) 25/101 (25%)
Prior coronary artery bypass grafting 0/17 (0%) 5/101 (5%)
Reasons for referral
Chest pain (n/a) 83 (82%)
Exertional dyspnoea (n/a) 18 (18%)
Baseline haemodynamics
Mean blood pressure (mmHg) 92±6 89±12
Heart rate (1/min) 67±10 66±18
Double product (mmHg/min) 8339±1233 8298±2604
Peak stress haemodynamics
Mean blood pressure (mmHg) 92±12 109±22
Heart rate (1/min) 149±6 138±11
Double product (mmHg/min) 19514±2275 20029±4327
Baseline MR-parameters
LV end-diastolic diameter (mm) 49±4 52±5
LV end-systolic diameter (mm) 32±4 35±6
LV end-diastolic volume (ml) 144±29 147±39
LV end- systolic volume (ml) 47±14 58±28
Baseline ejection fraction (%) 67±6 61±10
No of segments with resting wall motion abnormalities by cine 0/272 (0%) 72/1616 (4%)

Data presented as number of patients or as mean±standard deviation; n/a indicates not applicable.