Table 1.

Clinical patient characteristics.

Patients	Sex	Age	Clinical information
1	M	31	NYHA IV, severe ischemia
2	M	43	Unknown
3	M	56	Right ventricular heart failure, Uhl's syndrome, severe right ventricular dysplasia, tricuspid regurgitation, and thin IVS
4	M	54	Severe nonobstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, homozygous TNNT mutant, and triple bypass
5	F	47	Automatic implantable cardioverter-defibrillator, atrial fibrillation, hypothyroid, sinus rhythm, left ventricular hypertrophy, LVEF 20–30%, NYHAII/III, and fractional shortening 21%
6	F	57	Defibrillator, septal hypertrophy, LVEF 15%, and NYHA III
7	F	41	Automatic implantable cardioverter-defibrillator, dual pacemaker, LVEF 50%, and NYHA IV
8	M	61	Atrial fibrillation, LVEF 30%, and NYHA III/IV
9	M	32	HOCM, IVS = 23 mm, and LVOT pressure gradient = 88 mmHg
10	M	60	HOCM, IVS = 23 mm, and LVOT pressure gradient = 77 mmHg
11	F	24	HOCM, IVS = 24 mm, and LVOT pressure gradient = 81 mmHg
12	M	33	HOCM, IVS = 21 mm, and LVOT pressure gradient = 59 mmHg
13	M	17	HOCM
14	M	50	HOCM
Donors	Sex	Age	Cause of death
1	M	56	Hypoxia (hanged)
2	M	45	Unknown
3	M	48	Intracranial hemorrhage, cardiac arrest 23 minutes
4	F	42	Multiple sclerosis, Guillain Barré syndrome
5	F	62	Hypoxia (hanged)
6	F	47	Poland syndrome, hydrocephalus, cardiac arrested 35 min, and celsior cardioplegia
7	M	28	Poland syndrome, hydrocephalus, cardiac arrested 35 min, and celsior cardioplegia
8	M	62	Middle cerebral artery aneurism and hemorrhage, brain herniation
9	F	49	Unknown
10	M	40	Unknown
11	M	29	Unknown
12	M	25	Unknown
13	M	33	Unknown

HOCM = hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy, IVS = interventricular septum, LVEF = left ventricular ejection fraction, LVOT = left ventricular outflow tract, and NYHA = New York Heart Association class.