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Published in final edited form as: Circ Cardiovasc Imaging. 2014 Dec 31;8(1):e001998. doi: 10.1161/CIRCIMAGING.114.001998

Table 3.

Regional systolic and diastolic regional LV peak velocities

segments with	native T1 [ms]	ECV	radial vel. [cm/s]		long-ax vel. [cm/s]
segments with	native T1 [ms]	ECV	systole	diastole	systole	diastole
normal ECV	968±23 (971, 33)	0.22±0.01 (0.22, 0.01)	3.3±0.8 (3.0, 1.0)	−3.6±0.4 (−3.5, 0.2)	6.4±1.1 (7.0, 1.4)	−4.9±0.8 (−4.9, 0.6)
borderline ECV	987±50 (992, 39)	0.27±0.01^* (0.27, 0.02)	2.5±0.6^* (2.5, 0.7)	−4.2±1.3 (−4.3, 1.2)	4.2±1.7^* (3.4, 2.7)	−5.3±2.1 (−4.4, 3.0)
elevated ECV	1042±42^+# (1042, 71)	0.37±0.08^+# (0.35, 0.07)	3.0±1.3 (2.6, 0.4)	−3.8±1.2 (−3.3, 1.7)	3.9±1.5^# (3.4, 1.6)	−4.5±1.4 (−4.8, 2.6)

significant difference normal ECV<0.25 versus borderline ECV=0.25-0.30

significant difference normal ECV<0.25 versus elevated ECV≥0.30

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significant difference borderline ECV=0.25-0.30 versus elevated ECV≥0.30

Regional systolic and diastolic regional LV peak velocities in myocardial segments with normal ECV±0.25, borderline ECV (0.25≤ECV±0.3), and elevated ECV≥0.3. All data are presented as mean ± standard deviation (median, interquartile range).