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. 2020 Jan;10(1):15–25. doi: 10.21037/qims.2019.09.19

Table 4. Left ventricular deformation, myocardial work and myocardial efficiency in Turner syndrome patients and controls.

Variables Turner syndrome (n=33) Controls (n=19) P value
GLPS_A2C (%) 20.70 (5.80/29.90) 20.70 (15.10/23.80) 0.690
GLPS_A3C (%) 19.34±3.40 19.91±2.48 0.531
GLPS_A4C (%) 20.10±2.70 19.73±2.29 0.617
GLPS_AVG (%) 20.20 (10.20/31.00) 19.60 (15.00/22.40) 0.524
GWI (BSA) (mmHg*%/m2) 1,497±505 1,214±245 0.027*
GCW (BSA) (mmHg*%/m2) 1,611 (440/3,758) 1,313 (963/1,815) 0.011*
GWW (BSA) (mmHg*%/m2) 57.07 (19.74/321.17) 50.80 (16.64/135.34) 0.812
GWE (%) 96.00 (77.00/99.00) 96.00 (92.00/97.00) 0.757

Mean ± standard deviation is used for normally distributed variables and median (minimum/maximum) for non-normally distributed variables; *, P<0.05; GLPS_A2C, global peak systolic strain apical two chamber view; GLPS_A3C, global peak systolic strain apical three chamber view; GLPS_A4C, global peak systolic strain apical four chamber view; GLPS_AVG, averaged global peak systolic strain; GWI, global myocardial work index; GCW, global constructive work; GWW, global wasted work; GWE, global myocardial work efficiency; BSA, body surface area.