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. 2020 Apr 3;9(7):e015016. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.119.015016

Table 2.

Comparison of Demographics and LVEF by Progression Status

RVOT PSAX Progression RVOT PLAX Progression RV‐FAC Progression
Yes (n=23) No (n=15) P Value Yes (n=25) No (n=12) P Value Yes (n=21) No (n=19) P Value
Age, y, mean±SD 34.5±12.5 33.6±10.7 0.825 36.2±12.9 31.0±7.7 0.212 34.7±11.7 35.8±13.8 0.791
Male (%) 14 (61) 4 (27) 0.039 11 (44) 6 (50) 0.732 8 (38) 11 (58) 0.210
LVEF, %, mean±SD 57.6±8.2 60.8±5.0 0.187 58.2±6.9 60.0±8.3 0.504 57.0±7.3 60.1±7.2 0.184
Baseline RV‐FAC, %, mean±SD 28.5±9.6 38.1±6.6 0.002 32.1±9.3 33.4±10.6 0.708 35.2±9.7 27.7±8.6 0.014
Baseline RV basal diameter, cm, mean±SD 4.6±0.88 3.9±0.42 0.005 4.3±0.79 4.2±0.90 0.703 4.4±0.66 4.4±1.0 0.969
Major structural TFC satisfied by echocardiography at baseline, n (%) 17 (74) 4 (27) 0.004 16 (64) 4 (33) 0.080 12 (57) 11 (58) 0.962

Baseline age, sex, LVEF, RV‐FAC, RV basal diameter, and fulfillment of major structural TFC by echocardiography were compared across progression status. P values were calculated using t tests (age, LVEF, RV‐FAC, RV basal diameter) and χ2 analysis (sex, major structural TFC by echocardiography). LVEF indicates left ventricular ejection fraction; PLAX, parasternal long axis; PSAX, parasternal short axis; RV, right ventricular; RV‐FAC, right ventricular fractional area change; RVOT, right ventricular outflow tract; and TFC, Task Force Criteria.