Table 5.
Comparison of strain variables between the two groups by X-strain analysis
| Variables | Patients group | Control group | P value |
|---|---|---|---|
|
LS-D (%) |
1.936 ± 0.9507 |
1.601 ± 0.5719 |
0.1136 |
|
LS-DT (ms) |
359.5 ± 78.11 |
379.2 ± 138.7 |
0.7695 |
|
LS-TD (ms) |
65.86 ± 49.97 |
61.64 ± 36.65 |
0.9615 |
|
CS-D (%) |
22.51 ± 7.056 |
21.72 ± 7.576 |
0.5789 |
|
CS-DT (ms) |
341.9 ± 77.56 |
369.0 ± 78.26 |
0.0494* |
|
CS-TD (ms) |
132.6 ± 52.33 |
151.3 ± 72.17 |
0.2715 |
|
RS (%) |
3.191 ± 1.212 |
3.318 ± 1.586 |
0.6541 |
| RS-T (ms) | 276.6 ± 45.37 | 268.4 ± 62.3 | 0.3850 |
Notes: *Value between controls and patients with diabetes P < 0.05. Data are presented as means ± standard deviation.
Abbreviations:CS-D circumferential strain difference; CS-DT the time of circumferential peak strain difference; CS-TD the time difference of circumferential peak strain; LS-D longitudinal strain difference; LS-DT the time of longitudinal peak strain difference; LS-TD the time difference of longitudinal peak strain; RS radial strain; RS-T the time of radial peak strain.