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. 2020 May 18;22:37. doi: 10.1186/s12968-020-00618-y

Table 3.

Ventricular volume measurements at 0.55 T and 1.5 T

0.55 T cine 1.5 T cine P value
LVEDV (mL) 171.0 (144.8–224.5) 173.0 (144.8–222.5) 0.77
LVESV (mL) 73.2 (60.2–105.0) 70.7 (56.9–108.3) 0.13
LVED mass (g) 100.0 (79.5–127.8) 100 (78.8–128.5) 0.72
LVES mass (g) 103.0 (82.7–138.3) 103.0 (81.3–134.5) 0.08
LVSV (mL) 96.8 (83.1–110.5) 97.5 (82.6–113.0) 0.28
LVEF (%) 55.8 (52.2–59.6) 56.0 (51.7–61.1) 0.07
RVEDV (mL) 158.0 (134.0–173.3) 160.0 (133.8–185.3) 0.17
RVESV (mL) 67.8 (54.8–76.4) 67.5 (56.6–77.2) 0.10
RVSV (mL) 91.2 (78.0–101.3) 92.2 (75.0–104.5) 0.97
RVEF (%) 57.0 (54.0–62.0) 58.0 (54.0–61.0) 0.93

Comparison of LV and RV end-diastole volume, end-systolic volume, end-diastolic mass, end-systolic mass, stroke volume and ejection fraction calculated by breath-held or free-breathing re-binned cine at both 0.55 T and 1.5 T field strengths; EDV end diastolic volume, EF ejection fraction, ESV end systolic volume, LV left ventricular, RV right ventricular