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. 2013 Mar;65(2):172–179. doi: 10.1016/j.ihj.2013.02.007

Table 2.

Comparison of time to peak myocardial sustained systolic velocity (Ts) (in ms) between patients with fQRS and without fQRS.

Segment Fragmented QRS (n = 50) Normal QRS (n = 50) p value
Basal septal 158.52 ± 37.86 160.26 ± 33.09 0.80
Mid septal 156.24 ± 37.56 160.80 ± 33.75 0.52
Basal lateral 177.28 ± 49.88 164.88 ± 34.25 0.15
Mid lateral 182.18 ± 49.23 164.16 ± 32.79 0.03*
Basal inferior 187.48 ± 48.44 169.64 ± 32.64 0.03*
Mid inferior 188.18 ± 47.05 169.08 ± 29.24 0.01*
Basal anterior 177 ± 47.21 161.36 ± 28.38 0.048*
Mid anterior 183.24 ± 50.14 162.18 ± 29.55 0.01*
Basal posterior 172.16 ± 40.25 167.08 ± 29.08 0.47
Mid posterior 173.76 ± 45.23 169.84 ± 31.05 0.61
Basal anteroseptal 170.04 ± 37.11 162.94 ± 26.94 0.27
Mid anteroseptal 169.7 ± 38.52 169.90 ± 34.23 0.98
Ts-SD (Yu index) 35.64 ± 12.79 20.45 ± 11.17 <0.001*
Yu index positive patient n (%) 39 (78%) 7 (14%) 0.000005*

Data are as mean ± SD; Ts Max- Time to peak systolic velocity for the most delayed segment; Ts-SD- Standard deviation of all 12 Ts values. *Statistically significant difference in values between two groups.