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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Electrocardiol. 2020 Jun 5;61:81–85. doi: 10.1016/j.jelectrocard.2020.06.003

Table 2:

Multivariate Linear regression for Predicting LVEF

Coefficient SE t value P value
Clinical Data
Sex −1.971 1.286 −1.533 0.126
Systolic Blood Pressure 0.027 0.019 1.425 0.155
Hypertension 2.326 1.478 1.574 0.117
Diabetes Mellitus −2.628 1.524 −1.724 0.086
Known CAD 3.150 1.628 1.934 0.054
Old Myocardial Infarction −4.900 1.692 −2.897 0.004
Known Heart failure −5.779 1.828 −3.162 0.002
Global ECG Metrics
JTc interval 0.048 0.016 3.018 0.003
T peak-T end −0.058 0.027 −2.177 0.030
Initial hp-QRS axis 0.077 0.015 5.212 0.000
Terminal hp-QRS axis −0.030 0.012 −2.561 0.011
PCA ratio at J point −6.131 2.483 −2.469 0.014
NDV of ST-segment 0.628 0.192 3.265 0.001
NDV of T wave −0.321 0.163 −1.973 0.049
QRS Complex
Q duration Lead V5 −0.069 0.040 −1.736 0.084
R amplitude Lead II 0.005 0.002 2.883 0.004
R amplitude Lead III −0.006 0.002 −3.271 0.001
R duration Lead V4 −0.058 0.034 −1.689 0.092
R peak Lead aVR −0.043 0.021 −2.096 0.037
S amplitude Lead I −0.013 0.005 −2.775 0.006
S duration Lead V4 −0.047 0.030 −1.543 0.124
QS peak Lead V3 0.098 0.041 2.376 0.018
S` amplitude Lead V3 −0.071 0.040 −1.808 0.072
ST/T Wave
ST amplitude Lead III 0.016 0.006 2.840 0.005
T duration lead aVR −0.025 0.011 −2.264 0.024

Model summary: R square = 0.452, F = 6.679, p < 0.001

CAD: coronary artery disease; hp: horizontal plane; PCA: principal component analysis; NDV: non-dipolar voltage;