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. 2019 Oct;9(5):502–512. doi: 10.21037/cdt.2019.09.19

Table 2. CMR ventricular function.

Variables PAH (n=20), mean ± SD Control (n=9), mean ± SD P value
CMR LVEF (%) 66±10 69±7 0.409
CMR LV EDVi (mL/m2) 62±24 66±11 0.505
CMR LV ESVi (mL/m2) 21±11 19±4 0.496
CMR LV ED mass index (g/m2) 48±18 51±10 0.593
CMR LV SV index (mL/m2) 40±16 47±8 0.167
CMR RVEF (%) 58±11 64±9 0.165
CMR RV EDVi (mL/m2) 66±23 65±14 0.846
CMR RV ESVi (mL/m2) 28±17 24±9 0.321
CMR RV SV index (mL/m2) 38±12 41±10 0.412
CMR RV ED mass index (g/m2) 20±12 14±9 0.014
RV inferior wall thickness* (mm) 5±1 4±1 0.019

*, RV inferior wall was measured at the short axis cine slice location similar to the OS-CMR mid ventricular slice location. OS, oxygen-sensitive; CMR, cardiovascular magnetic resonance; RV, right ventricle; LV, left ventricle; LVEF, LV ejection fraction; RVEF, RV ejection fraction; ESVi, end-systolic volume index; EDVi, end-diastolic volume index; SV, stroke volume; ED, end-diastolic.