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. 2010 Nov 8;32(2):177–183. doi: 10.1093/eurheartj/ehq400

Table 3.

Relation between cardiotrophin-1 levels and categorical clinical variables

Variable Number (%) of patients with/without the variable Mean ± SD CT-1 levels in patients with the variable Mean ± SD CT-1 levels in patients without the variable P-value
Male sex 78 (63)/46 (37) 136 ± 70 137 ± 76 0.853
Non-sustained ventricular tachycardia 29 (23)/95 (77) 153 ± 83 129 ± 68 0.119
Family history of HCM 51 (41)/73 (59) 129 ± 66 141 ± 76 0.357
Maximum wall thickness ≥30 mm 13 (10)/111 (90) 200 ± 103 129 ± 64 0.031
Obstruction (gradient ≥30 mmHg) 33 (27)/91 (73) 137 ± 74 136 ± 72 0.928
Systolic dysfunction 6 (5)/118 (95) 162 ± 49 134 ± 72 0.342
Previous syncope 18 (15)/106 (85) 133 ± 56 137 ± 75 0.817
Family history of sudden death 20 (16)/104 (84) 124 ± 68 139 ± 73 0.398
Abnormal blood pressures response 31 (25)/93 (75) 142 ± 77 135 ± 75 0.660
Previous angina 56 (45)/68 (55) 133 ± 74 139 ± 71 0.648
Atrial fibrillation ever 42 (34)/82 (66) 143 ± 69 133 ± 74 0.446
Number of sudden death risk factors 0.07*
0 risk factors 48 (38) 123 ± 65
1 risk factor 51 (41) 140 ± 70
2 risk factors 16 (13) 178 ± 83
3 or more risk factors 9 (8) 126 ± 84

*P-value for linear association.

Values in bold represent statistical significance.