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. 2016 Sep 23;5(9):e003887. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.116.003887

Table 2.

Clinical Characteristics of Adult Fontan Patients

All Fontan (n=170) Control (n=170)
Age at echocardiogram, y 26±8 26±8
Sex, female, n (%) 75 (44) 75 (44)
Body surface area, m2 1.75±0.21 1.79±0.23
Interval from Fontan, y 12.4±7.7 NA
RAS antagonist, n (%) 60 (35) 0
Beta‐blocker, n (%) 25 (15) 0
Current arrhythmia evaluation, n (%) 45 (26) 0
Rhythm (n=169), n (%)
Sinus 107 (63) 170 (100)
Paroxysmal AF or SVT 17 (10)
Persistent AF 8 (5)
Junctional rhythm 14 (8)
Paced 23 (14)
Global clinical status (n=169), n (%) NA
Stable 130 (77)
Impaired 39 (23)
Fontan obstruction, n (%) NA
None 164 (97)
Present (2 mild, 3 >mild) 5 (3)
Protein losing enteropathy, n (%) 15 (9) NA
Needing interventions 10 (6)
Cirrhosis, n (%) 6 (4) NA
Needing interventions 2 (1)
Dyspnea, n (%) NA
None 139 (82)
Present (24 mild, 7 more than mild) 31 (18)
Fatigue n (%) NA
None 129 (76)
Present 41 (24)
Edema n (%) NA
None 155 (91)
Present (13 mild, 2 more than mild) 15 (9)

AF indicates atrial flutter/fibrillation; NA, not applicable; RAS antagonist, angiotensin‐converting enzyme inhibitor and angiotensin blocker; SVT, supraventricular tachycardia.