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. 2017 Oct 23;34(1):113–120. doi: 10.1007/s10554-017-1252-6

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Risk categorization according to the ESC and ACC/AHA guidelines, stratified by the presence of HighT2. Left: according to the ESC guidelines, patients with HighT2 were more often at intermediate to high risk: 28% (8/29) versus 10% (8/80), p = .032. Of the 29 patients with HighT2, there were 21 at low risk of SCD; 6 and 2 were at intermediate and high risk, respectively. Of the 80 patients without HighT2, there were 72 at low risk of SCD; 5 and 3 were at intermediate and high risk, respectively. Right: according to the ACC/AHA guidelines, patients with HighT2 were more often at intermediate to high risk: 41% (12/29) versus 18% (14/80), p = .010. Of the 29 patients with HighT2, there were 17 at low risk of SCD; 6 and 6 were at intermediate and high risk, respectively. Of the 80 patients without HighT2, there were 66 at low risk of SCD; 2 and 12 were at intermediate and high risk, respectively