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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 8.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Heart J Cardiovasc Imaging. 2012 Sep 21;14(5):471–479. doi: 10.1093/ehjci/jes189

Table 2.

LV mechanical delay indexes of participants

LV mechanical delay indexes Men (n = 107)
Woman (n = 93)
Mean (SD) Median (10–90%) Mean (SD) Median (10–90%)
TSI indexes
 Ts-max, ms 69.0 (40.6) 62.0 (22.2 to 127.1) 82.6 (45.0) 83.1* (23.3 to 139.3)
 Ts-sd, ms 24.5 (16.3) 20.7 (6.52 to 47.6) 30.8 (18.8) 30.7* (6.36 to 56.2)
 Ts-sl, ms 5.28 (53.7) −2.93 (−58.7 to 91.6) 5.19 (67.5) 0.0 (−82.2 to 108.8)
2D Strain
 Tε-sl, ms 4.77 (64.0) 8.25 (−66.7 to 96.2) −6.71 (59.0) −9.0 (−89.0 to 71.5)

Ts-max, maximal difference in time to peak myocardial systolic velocity between any 2 of 12 LV segments; Ts-sd, standard deviation of time to peak myocardial systolic velocity of all 12 LV segments; Ts-sl, difference in time to peak myocardial velocity between septal and lateral LV walls; Tε-sl, difference in time to peak strain between septal and lateral LV walls.

Values are mean (±SD) and median (10–90% percentiles).

*

Significance of the sex difference: P ≤ 0.05.