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. 2013 Jun 24;8(6):e66861. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066861

Table 3. Ang-1, Ang-2, VEGF, Tie2 and NT-proBNP levels according to NYHA class, ventricular function and systemic ventricle physiology.

Ang-1 (ng/ml) Ang-2 (ng/ml VEGF (pg/ml) Tie2 (ng/ml) NT-proBNP (pg/ml)
NYHA Class
I 5.8±3.8 2.5±1.6 111.4±62.5 19.9±3.3 128±200
II 6.5±5.7 6.8±6.6a 119.2±114.4 23.1±5.7 432±517a
III 4.5±3.2 8.2±6.9b 156.7±142.7 21.0±3.9 796±1081b,c
Ventricular function
normal 5.1±3.2 3.5±4.2 117.7±84.8 20.5±4.2 142±177
moderately impaired 6.7±5.5 5.3±5.1 128.6±111.1 21.0±4.1 394±477d
severely impaired 5.7±3.8 7.5±7.6e 122.2±110.8 23.2±4.4 1156±1540f
Systemic ventricle
right 7.5±7.3 4.9±5.2 117±85.5 21.6±4.2 642±758
left 5.6±3.4 2.9±2.8 116.9±81.6 20.1±3.7 180±250g
single 4.6±3.0 11.2±6.9h 144.5±145.9 23.1±5.4 617±1091i

Values are expressed as mean ± SD;

a

p<0.01 to NYHA I - Ang-2 and p<0.05 for NT-proBNP;

b

p<0.001 to NYHA I - Ang-2 and NT-proBNP;

c

p<0.05 for NT-proBNP and NYHA II;

d

p<0.01 vs. normal ventricular function;

e

p<0.05 vs. normal ventricular function;

f

p<0.01 vs. moderate ventricular dysfunction and p<0.001 vs. normal ventricular function;

g

p<0.01 vs. systemic right ventricle;

h

p<0.001 vs. systemic left and right ventricle;

i

p<0.01 vs. systemic left ventricle.