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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Card Fail. 2017 Jul 14;23(9):690–696. doi: 10.1016/j.cardfail.2017.07.394

Table 5.

Pearson correlation coefficients between spirometric variables and thoracic, pulmonary, and heart blood volumes and CT quantitative indices for control and heart failure. Blood volumes were associated with obstructive changes in expiratory flows and EVLW with restrictive changes in lung volumes in the patients with HF, but not in the control subjects.

Thoracic blood volume Pulmonary blood volume Heart blood volume Mean Skew Kurtosis FWHM
Control
 FVC .27 .48 −.05 −.13 .19 .31 −.15
 FEV1 .51* .47 .40 .25 −.09 .01 .17
 FEV1/FVC .31 .08 .46 .35 −.22 −.22 .28
 FEF25–75 .20 .09 .25 .23 −.02 −.01 .10
 PEF .17 −.02 .33 .32 −.30 −.24 .32
Heart Failure
 FVC .39 .29 .42 −.55* .51* .49* −.53*
 FEV1 −.04 −.04 −.04 −.37 .49* .47* −.38
 FEV1/FVC −.64* −.50* −.67* .16 .09 .10 .11
 FEF25–75 −.33 −.25 −.35 −.19 .40 .40 −.31
 PEF −.46* −.51* −.38 .13 −.20 −.27 .03
*

P<0.05