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. 2012 Spring;17(1):5–11.

TABLE 1.

Studies showing fractional shortening of epicardium (FSep), midwall (FSm), endocardium (FSen) and longitudinal (FSl) in hypertrophic left ventricular disorders

Cohort FSl, %
FSep, %
FSm, %
FSen, %
EF, %
Author (reference)
Control Patient Control Patient Control Patient Control Patient Control Patient
CRF NA NA NA NA 21.4 14.6* NA NA 64.2 56.0* Koh et al (43)
DM NA NA NA NA 21.4 15.3* NA NA 64.2 60.8 (NS)
HBP NA NA NA NA 21.4 16.7* NA NA 64.2 64.7 (NS)
HBP 21 18* NA NA 21 18* 37 42* 63 69* Aurigemma et al (6)
HBP 18 12* 22 11* 30 21* 44 30* NA 64 Palmon et al (9)
AS 21 9* NA NA 21 23 (NS) 36 42* NA NA Dumesnil et al (8)
*

P<0.05 versus control. AS Aortic stenosis; CRF Chronic renal failure; DM Diabetes mellitus; EF Ejection fraction; HBP High blood pressure; NA Data not available; NS Not statititically significant. FSm and FSl are generally reduced despite relatively preserved FSen and EFs. FSen are greater than FSm and FSep