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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Heart Rhythm. 2015 Sep 28;13(2):498–503. doi: 10.1016/j.hrthm.2015.09.026

Table 2.

Important Clinical Characteristics of the MVP-SCA Cases

Case no. Age/sex Arrest rhythm Preceding symptoms Physical activity/exercise at time of SCA ROSC STHD Arrhythmia on ECG/Holter Autopsy
1 73/F VF/VT Feeling of chest pressure No No PACs, PVCs Not done
2 83/F Unknown No information No No none Not done
3 60/M VF/VT None Yes No none Not done
4 78/M VF/VT None No Yes Yes PVCs Not done
5 39/M VF/VT None Yes Yes Yes none Not done
6 82/M Unknown No information Unknown No AF, PVCs Not done
7 44/F VF/VT No information Yes Yes Yes PVCs Not done
8 53/M VF/VT No information No No none Not done
9 67/M VF/VT No information No Yes Yes none Not done
10 29/M VF/VT None Yes No none Thickened, billowing mitral valve, marked LVH; cardiomegaly
11 55/M VF/VT “indigestion ”, fatigue No No AF Not done
12 67/M Asystole No information No No PVCs Not done
13 82/M VF/VT No information No Yes Yes AF Not done
14 57/F VF/VT None No Yes Yes none Not done
15 40/F Unknown Palpitations; headache No No none very small coronary arteries 1 mm or less
16 69/M VF/VT No information Unknown Yes Yes Atrial flutter; status post ablation Not done
17 57/M Asystole No information No No none Not done

SCA- Sudden cardiac arrest

PAC- Premature atrial complex

PVC- Premature ventricular complex

AF- Atrial fibrillation

ROSC- Return of spontaneous circulation

STHD- Survival to hospital discharge

VF/VT- Ventricular fibrillation/tachycardia

LVH- Left ventricular hypertrophy