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. 2021 Jun 29;10(13):2906. doi: 10.3390/jcm10132906

Table 3.

Univariable and multivariable binary logistic regression analysis of factor associated with abnormal. Cardiac index reserve.

Univariable Analysis Multivariable Model
OVERALL (n = 1344)
Variables OR (95%CI) p OR (95%CI) p
Female Sex 1.329 (1.056–1.672) 0.015 1.819 (1.372–2.413) <0.001
Age 1.035 (1.024–1.046) <0.001 1.027 (1.013–1.040) <0.001
Hypertension (yes) 1.609 (1.250–2.070) <0.001
Diabetes (yes) 1.666 (1.257–2.208) <0.001
Rest WMSI 0.984 (0.642–1.509) 0.942
Rest Ejection Fraction % 1.009 (0.995–1.024) 0.205
Peak Ejection Fraction % 0.951 (0.940–0.962) <0.001 0.932 (0.916–0.948) <0.001
Inability to perform 85% age-predicted HR 2.752 (2.177–3.749) <0.001 2.363 (1.177–3.140) <0.001
Blunted LVCR (peak FORCE/rest FORCE ≤ 2) 1.246 (0.992–1.565) 0.059 1.579 (1.105–2.259) 0.012
Chronotropic incompetence (stress/rest HR < 1.85) 3.636 (2.860–4.623) <0.001 3.923 (2.915–5.279) <0.001
Reduced preload reserve (peak EDV < rest EDV) 2.928 (2.272–3.773) <0.001 5.610 (4.025–7.821) <0.001

Lower tertile, ≤1591 mL/min × m−2 Cardiac index increase. CI, confidence intervals; HR, heart rate; OR, odds ratio; WMSI, wall motion score index.