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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Heart Rhythm. 2014 Oct 14;12(1):155–162. doi: 10.1016/j.hrthm.2014.09.044

Table 1.

Characteristics of study participants

n=91
Age(SD),y 59.5(9.4)
Men,n(%) 56(61.5)
Whites,n(%) 60(65.9)
Body mass index,kg/m2 30.5(6.9)
Hypertension,n(%) 65(71.4)
Diabetes,n(%) 24(26.4)
Current or former smoker,n(%) 46(50.6)
History of MI,n(%) 14(15.4)
History of PCI/CABG,n(%) 24(26.4)
NYHA class≥II,n(%) 22(24.2)
Valvular Heart Diseases (mild),n(%) 7(13)
Systolic BP(SD),mmHg 144.3(26.2)
Diastolic BP(SD),mmHg 85.1(16.4)
eGFR(SD),ml/min/1.73m2 90.5(2.6)
Beta-blockers,n(%) 33(36.3)
ACE-I or ARBs,n(%) 36(39.6)
Ca-channel blockers,n(%) 16(17.6)
Statins,n(%) 51(56.0)
LA and LV structure and function parameters
LA Volume index max(SD),ml/m2 34.8(11.0)
LA Volume index min(SD),ml/m2 16.7(7.0)
Global LAEF,ml/min 52.9(9.0)
LA conduit function(Passive EF) 28.0(9.0)
LA booster pump function(Active EF) 34.0(14.5)
LA reservoir function 122.3(56.5)
Max LA strain(SD), 26.4(8.6)
Max LA strain rate(SD), 1.18(0.42)
LV ejection fraction(SD),% 60.64(8.6)
LV mass index(SD),g/m2 64.4(16.7)
LV Fibrosis index 0.51(0.07)
ECG parameters
Heart rate(SD),bpm 65.0(10.7)
QRS duration(SD),ms 104.7(23.5)
P-duration(SD),ms 111.9(13.7)
P-axis(SD),deg 46.8(33.3)
PR interval(SD),ms 181.3(43.1)
PTFV1(SD),mV*ms −3.3(1.9)
P-prime amplitude in V1(SD),µV −46.3(25.1)
P-prime duration in V1,ms 62.7(26.1)