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. 2023 Feb 23;11:1085730. doi: 10.3389/fped.2023.1085730

Table 4.

RV functional and synchronicity parameters in ToF patients with and without greater degree of RV dyssynchrony.

MD-4 > 38 ms (n = 38) MD-4 < 38 ms (n = 31)a p-value
Electrocardiogram and pulmonary valve
QRS duration, ms 136 ± 29 143 ± 29 0.32
Right bundle branch block (RBBB), n (%) 29 (76) 19 (63) 0.46
RBBB and left anterior fascicular block, n (%) 5 (13) 6 (20) 0.45
Trans-annular patch at initial repair, n (%) 20 (53) 16 (52) 0.93
 Pulmonary valve re-intervention, n (%) 17 (45) 13 (42) 0.82
≥Moderate pulmonary regurgitation, n (%) 19 (50) 16 (52) 0.89
Right ventricular function
 RV ejection fraction (CMR), % 46 ± 8 (17) 47 ± 9 (14) 0.54
 RV ejection fraction (3D-TTE), % 44 ± 6 (27) 47 ± 6 (20) 0.25
 RV septum LS, % −13 ± 3 −15 ± 4 0.034
 RV lateral wall LS, % −20 ± 4 −20 ± 5 0.83
 RV anterior wall LS, % −18 ± 4 (27) −18 ± 4(25) 0.95
 RV inferior wall LS, % −19 ± 4 (35) −20 ± 3(30) 0.75
RV synchronicity assessment
 Lateral wall-septum delay, ms 73 [37, 108] 37 [0, 63] 0.006
 Anterior wall-septum delay, ms 91 [52, 116] (27) 41 [1, 69](25) 0.013
 Inferior wall-septum delay, ms 60 [−3, 91] (35) 35 [0, 62](30) 0.28
 Evidence of pre-stretch in ≥1 RV wall, n (%) 7 (18) 2 (6) 0.14
 Evidence of post systolic shortening in ≥1 RV wall, n (%) 14 (37) 5 (16) 0.06

Mechanical dispersion (MD-4) value >38 ms indicative of greater degree of RV dyssynchrony.

a

One patient in MD-4 <38 ms group without available ECG data. Feasible measurements are noted in subscript (n). Other measurements were 100% feasible.