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. 2021 Jan 4;32(2):428–438. doi: 10.1111/jce.14845

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics

Patients undergoing His bundle pacing (n = 24)
Age, years 68 ± 10 (48 – 89)
Male 15 (63%)
Ejection fraction (%) 27 ± 8 (14 – 42.5)
NYHA functional class 2.3 ± 0.7 (1 – 4)
I 1 (4%)
II 16 (67%)
III 5 (21%)
IV 2 (8%)
Previous MI 10 (42%)
ACE inhibitor/ARB 23 (96%)
β‐Blocker 21 (88%)
MRA 16 (67%)
Sacubitril 2 (8%)
QRS duration (ms)
Intrinsic activation 173 ± 15 (136 – 208)
His bundle pacing 144 ± 27 (106 – 184)
Biventricular pacinga 157 ± 21 (109 – 195)
PR interval (ms) 195 ± 50 (130 – 384)
Selective His bundle capture 2 (8%)
Patients with narrow QRS (n = 21)
Age, years 43 ± 12 (25 – 68)
Male 14 (67%)
Ejection fraction (%) 57 ± 5 (49 – 75)
NYHA functional class 1.1 ± 0.3 (1 – 2)
I 19 (90%)
II 2 (10%)
Previous MI 0 (0%)
QRS duration (ms) 98 ± 8

Abbreviations: CS, coronary sinus; MRA, mineralocorticoid receptor antagonist.

Note: Values are mean ± SD (range) or n (%). In one patient of patients with left bundle branch block undergoing His bundle pacing, the ejection fraction measured at referral was higher than 35%. One patient in the group of patients with a narrow intrinsic QRS had an ejection fraction of 49%, which is in the mildly impaired category but the assessment clinically was low‐normal function.

a

n = 21.