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[Preprint]. 2022 Jan 24:rs.3.rs-1254952. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1254952/v1

Table 4.

CMR data among subjects with history of LV dysfunction vs normal LV function during hospitalization

Parameter Low LVEF (n=7) Normal LVEF (n=6) P value
Age at CMR (years) 11.9 (6.1–15.3) 16.2 (13.1–16.7) 0.03
LVEF (%) 56 (55–58) 59 (57–61) 0.06
RVEF (%) 53 (52–54) 55 (51–59) 0.39
LVEDV (mL) 128.9 (81–153) 199.2 (139–212.8) 0.05
Indexed LVEDV (mL/m2) 84.2 (72.3–93.5) 90.8 (80.1–116.4) 0.39
LV mass (g) 61.0 (44.4–68.6) 76.2 (51.9–96.5) 0.20
Indexed LV mass (g/m2) 41.3 (36.7–42.4) 42.9 (31.4–45.2) 0.78
RVEDV (mL) 140.1 (86.3–149.4) 207.0 (130.1–235.7) 0.12
Indexed RVEDV (mL/m2) 88.2 (77.6–92.3) 99.8 (74.9–114.8) 0.32
Native T1 (ms)
Base 1032 (975–1036) 1028.5 (993–1090) 0.63
Mid 988 (977–1019) 1020 (996–1043) 0.20
Global 1002 (990–1047) 1022 (993–1083) 0.52
T2 mapping (ms)
Base 49.6 (46.2–53.7) 49.6 (48.4–51.6) 0.89
Mid 48.1 (45.6–52.5) 49.9 (48.1–51.1) 0.62
Apex 52.7 (51–55.7) 53.7 (51–56.6) 0.75

Data presented as median (IQR). CMR, Cardiac magnetic resonance; LV, left ventricle; RV, right ventricle; EF, ejection fraction; EDV, end-diastolic volume; ECV, extracellular volume