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. 2019 Mar;19(1):1647–1656. doi: 10.4314/ahs.v19i1.40

Table 3.

Clinical, electrocardiographic and electrocardiographic characteristics associated with anthracycline induced cardiotoxicity

Variable Anthracycline induced
cardiotoxicity
Chi
square
(X2)
p-value
Cardiotoxicity No Cardiotoxicity
(N=14) (N=50)
Gender Male 0 (0.00%) 14 (28.00%) 5.02 0.025
Female 14 (100.00%) 36 (74.00%)
Age (years) 18–49 10(71.4) 33(66.0) 0.15 0.702
50–73 4(28.6) 17(34.0)
Education Post-primary 5(35.7) 24(51.1) 1.02 0.97
Yes 2 (14.29%) 9 (18.00%)
Tobacco smoking No 14 (100.00%) 48 (96.00%) 0.58 0.447
Yes 0 2 (4.00%)
HIV No 13 (92.86%) 38 (76.00%) 1.92 0.166
Yes 1 (7.14%) 12 (24.00%)
Diabetes No 14 (100.00%) 48 (96.00%) 0.58 0.447
Yes 0 2 (4.00%)
ECOG 0 5 (35.71%) 15 (30.00%) 0.48 0.787
1 8 (57.14%) 33 (66.00%)
2 1 (7.14) 2 (4.00%)
LVEF <55 6 (60.0%) 4 (40.00%) 18.7 <0.001
55–65 8 (33.3%) 16 (66.7%)
>65 0 (0.00%) 30 (100%)
LVFS <30 6 (46.1%) 7 (53.9%) 6.43 0.040
30–45 8 (14.29%) 38 (82.6%)
>45 0 (0.00%) 5 (100.0%)
E:A 0.6–1 8 (22.9%) 27 (77.1%) 0.02 0.892
Cumulative dose >1 <550mg/m2 6 (21.4%) 9(21.4) 22 (78.6%) 33(78.6) 0.28 0.594
>550mg/m2 5(27.8) 13(72.2)

Statistically significant P<0.05