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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 13.
Published in final edited form as: JACC Cardiovasc Imaging. 2015 Jul 22;8(8):873–884. doi: 10.1016/j.jcmg.2015.04.016

Table 1.

Clinical and scan parameters for patients with and without DNA damage

Total (n=57) No DNA Damage (n=21) DNA Damage (n=36) p-value
Clinical Parameters
Age at enrollment, years 67 (56–79) 73 (63–77) 66.5 (54–88) 0.67
Sex 0.33
 Male (%) 78.9 (45/57) 71.4 (15/21) 83.3 (30/36)
 Female (%) 21.1 (12/57) 28.6 (6/21) 16.7 (6/36)
BMI (kg/m2) 26.5 (24.4 – 29.4) 25.7 (24.2 – 30.1) 27.1 (24.4 – 30.2) 0.66
Race
 White (%) 80.7 (46/57) 71.4 (15/21) 86.1 (31/36) 0.18
 Non-White (%) 19.3 (11/57) 28.6 (6/21) 13.9 (5/36)
Current smoking (%) 21.1 (12/57) 14.2 (3/21) 25.0 (9/36) 0.27
History of cancer (%) 22.8 (13/57) 23.8 (5/21) 22.2 (8/36) 0.57
Scan parameters*
Mean DLP (mGy·cm) 1511.0 (969.7 – 2589.1) 1105.9 (568.3 – 1431) 2137.0 (1293.0 – 2740.9) <0.0001
Mean total effective dose (mSv) 36.9 (26.1 – 61.3) 30.2 (17.0 – 45.1) 49.2 (32.6 – 71.3) 0.004*
Mean blood radiation dose (mSv) 29.8 (18.8 – 48.8) 23.2 (8.8 – 31.5) 39.6 (23.6 – 53.8) <0.0001*
Mean iodine content (g) 38.6 (33.3 – 46.9) 35.0 (25.9 – 37.8) 41.4 (33.3 – 48) 0.01
*

Scan parameters reflect only the cohort of patients that underwent biomarker testing for DNA damage (n=57) and does not reflect the entire cohort (n=67).