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. 2019 Jun 6;40(35):2964–2975. doi: 10.1093/eurheartj/ehz311

Table 1.

International Calmodulinopathy Registry

Demographic and clinical characteristics
Patients, n 74
Families, n 51
Males, n (%) 38 (51)
Age at last follow-up (years), median (IQR) 9.0 (4.5–15.0)
Population/Ethnicity, n (%)a
 European/European American 40 (55)
 Latino 3 (4)
 East Asian (Japan) 8 (11)
 South Asian (India) 4 (5)
 African/African American 2 (3)
 Others 16 (22)
Symptomatic, n (%)
 Any cardiac event 64 (86.5)
 MAEb 50 (68)
 SUD/SCD 20 (27)
Age at first event (years), median (IQR) 4.0 (1.5–8.0)
Any treatment prescribed (n = 69)
 No therapy 13 (19)
 β-blockers, n (%) 54 (78)
 Sodium channel blockers, n (%) 21 (30)
 Other antiarrhythmic drugs (verapamil, nicorandil) 4 (6)
 LCSD/RCSD,cn (%) 4 (6)
 Implantable devices 32 (46)
 Pacemaker, n (%) 7 (10)
 ICD, n (%) 25 (36)
Events on therapy (n = 54 with known data) 29 (54)
 Appropriate ICD discharges, n (%) 16 (30)
 SCD, n (%) 8 (15)
a

Patients’ ethnicity was presented according to the population subgroups proposed in ExAC/gnomAD databases.22 For one patient, ethnicity was not reported.

b

ACA, SUD/SCD, VF detected/treated by ICD.

c

One patient underwent both procedures, the remaining three only LCSD.