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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Intern Med. 2016 Jan 5;164(2):93–101. doi: 10.7326/M15-0424

Table 4. Prevalence of Cardiac Outcomes by Age at Detection.

Cardiac outcome Number evaluated Age at detection (years) Number evaluable N (%)
Cardiomyopathy 1586ł 18-29 (n=706) 33 (4.7)
30-39 (n=610) 56 (9.2)
≥ 40 (n=270) 29 (10.7)
Coronary artery disease 1853 18-29 (n=791) 7 (0.9)
30-39 (n=701) 24 (3.4)
≥ 40 (n=361) 38 (10.5)
Valvular disease 1742ł 18-29 (n=761) 214 (28.1)
30-39 (n=660) 156 (23.6)
≥ 40 (n=321) 118 (36.8)
Conduction/rhythm disorders 1798ł 18-29 (n=770) 21 (2.7)
30-39 (n=677) 21 (3.1)
≥ 40 (n=350) 36 (10.3)
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Only imaging that was successfully completed by the participants and of sufficient quality for interpretation was included, i.e. 1,586 completed the echocardiograms with images adequate for assessment of left ventricular function, 1,742 images were adequate for complete evaluation of valve function, and 1,798 participants completed the electrocardiogram.