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. 2021 Feb 2;14(10):2187–2196. doi: 10.1093/ckj/sfab020

Table 2.

CMRI characteristics

Characteristics All (N = 215) Alive (n = 100) Dead (n = 115) P-value
LVMI (g/m2) 70.2 (56.4–84.8)
LV-EDVI (mL/m2) 82.7 (67.3–101.2)
LV-ESVI (mL/m2) 28.8 (21.0–39.3)
LVM/LV-EDV (g/mL) 0.83 (0.71–0.95)
LVEF (%) 64.7 (58.5–70.0)
LV-GLS (%) −15.3 (−17.24 to −13.6)
LV-GRS (%) 24.9 (21.1–29.6)
LV-GCS (%) −16.0 (−17.8 to −13.8)
RV-GLS (%) −21.1 (−21.1 to −17.7) −22.1 (−18.39 to −20.7) −20.7 (−23.3 to −16.5) 0.008
RV-GRS (%) 44.2 (34.4–56.0) 48.7 (36.0–60.8) 42.8 (33.1–53.7) 0.05
LAVImin (mL/m2) 14.0 (9.9–20.6) 13.1 (8.8–18.4) 15.0 (11.2–23.1) 0.002
LAVImax (mL/m2) 33.6 (26.1–45.9)
LAEF (%) 57.5 (50.1–65.1) 62.6 (55.8–67.6) 54.3 (47.1–60.7) 0.001
RAVImin (mL/m2) 16.7 (11.9–22.8)
RAVImax (mL/m2) 33.5 (26.7–43.0)
RAEF (%) 48.3 (41.3–58.3)

Values presented as median (IQR). P-value refers to Mann–Whitney U test comparing baseline CMRI parameters for alive versus dead. For simplicity, only those variables for which a statistically significant difference with a P-value <0.05 are presented.

LV-EDVI, LV end-diastolic volume index; LV-ESVI, LV end-systolic volume index; LVM/LVEDV, ratio of LV mass to LV end-diastolic volume; LV-GCS, LV global circumferential strain; LAVImin, minimum LA volume index; LAVImax, maximum LA volume index; RAVImin, minimum RA volume index; RAVImax, maximum RA volume index; RAEF, RA ejection fraction.