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. 2017 Aug 9;9:403–410. doi: 10.2147/CLEP.S139300

Table S1.

Patients with HCM and concomitant hypertension

Correct HCM with hypertension (n=30) Description
Female, born 1922, died 2015 Septal and midseptal hypertrophy 17 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, maximal LVOT gradient 68 mmHg, mild controlled hypertension
Female, born 1924, died 2013 Septal hypertrophy 18 mm, mean gradient 58 mmHg, pacemaker due to reduced obstruction, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, born 1926, died 2015 Septal hypertrophy 17 mm, Vmax 2.8 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension with a short history
Female, born 1928, died 2016 Septal and midseptal hypertrophy 20 mm, Vmax 3.8 m/s, mild controlled hypertension
Male, born 1931, died 2013 Septal hypertrophy 17 mm, MYBPC positive, mild hypertension
Female, born 1931, died 2016 Septal hypertrophy 20 mm, Vmax 4.2 m/s, mild controlled hypertension, heredity for sudden death
Female, born 1933, died 2013 Septal hypertrophy 17 mm, Vmax 2.6 m/s, unexplained syncope, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, born 1937, died 2012 Septal, midseptal hypertrophy 21 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 95 years Septal hypertrophy 22 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 89 years Apical hypertrophy, not reported maximal thickness, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 85 years Septal-apical hypertrophy 17 mm, grandmother sudden death at 56 years, MYBPC, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 83 years Inferolateral hypertrophy 19 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 81 years Septal hypertrophy 20 mm, 2.3 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 78 years Septal hypertrophy 26 mm, 4.1 m/s, myectomy, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 76 years Septal hypertrophy 19 mm, 3.7 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 74 years Septal-midseptal hypertrophy 24 mm, 2.4 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 74 years Septal hypertrophy 26 mm, myectomy, genopositive, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 74 years Septal hypertrophy 18 mm, 3.1 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 74 years Septal hypertrophy 21 mm, 2.2 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 73 years Septal hypertrophy 19 mm, 4.4 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 73 years Septal hypertrophy 22 mm, 4.8 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 71 years Septal hypertrophy 21 mm, 2.9 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 71 years Septal hypertrophy 23 mm, myectomy, 5.6 m/s, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 71 years Septal hypertrophy 24 mm, myectomy, sudden death of two cousins, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 70 years Posterior hypertrophy 19 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Female, 66 years Septal hypertrophy, myectomy, MYH7 positive, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 60 years Septal hypertrophy 23 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 57 years Septal hypertrophy 22 mm, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 57 years Septal hypertrophy 20 mm, mean gradient 80 mmHg, ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension
Male, 54 years Septal hypertrophy 19 mm, maximum gradient 39 mmHg, unexplained syncope ECG repolarization abnormalities, mild controlled hypertension

Abbreviations: ECG, electrocardiogram; HCM, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy; LVOT, left ventricular outflow tract; MYBPC, myosin binding protein C; Vmax, velocity maximal.