| | n = 196 |
|---|
Age | 54 (45–62) |
Male | 85 (43%) |
SBP, mmHg | 131 (20) |
DPB, mmHg | 70 (9) |
BSA, kg/m2 | 1,8 (0–2) |
HR, bpm | 68 (62–77) |
Echo parameters |
LARS, % (biplane) | 35,1 (8) |
LARS, % (4 C) | 34,1 (8) |
LARS, % (2 C) | 36,1 (10) |
LACS, % (biplane) | 18,8 (8) |
LABS, % (biplane) | 16,3 (5) |
GLS, % | -18 (-17 to -20) |
E, cm/s | 73 (17) |
A, cm/s | 67 (58–81) |
E/A | 1,06 (0,83 − 1,30) |
e’ mean, cm/s | 9,5 (8–11,5) |
E/e’ | 7,14 (6–8,84) |
TR max, mmHg | 22 (5) |
TAPSE, mm | 22 (4) |
PA-TDI, msec | 131 (115–143) |
LASI | 0,20 (0,16 − 0,28) |
IRT, msec | 104 (21) |
EDT, msec | 212 (181–239) |
LAVI, ml/m2 | 27 (22–31) |
LAEF, % | 64 (58–70) |
WT, mm | 18 (16–20) |
LVEDVi, ml/m2 | 56 (47–64) |
LVESVi, ml/m2 | 21 (17–27) |
LVEF, % | 61 (5) |
- Categorical values are presented as absolute numbers (and percentage) and continuous variables as mean and standard deviation (normal distribution) or as median and range for nonparametric
- A = peak mitral inflow late velocity; DBP = diastolic blood pressure; E = peak mitral inflow early velocity; EDT = E deceleration time; e’ mean = mitral annular early velocity; GLS global longitudinal strain; HR = heart rate; IRT = isovolumic relaxation time; LABS = left atrial booster strain; LACS = left atrial conduction strain; LAEF = left atrial ejection fraction; LARS = left atrial reservoir strain; LASI = left atrial stiffness index; LAVI = left atrial volume indexed to body surface area; LVEDVi = left ventricular diastolic volume indexed to body surface area; LVEF = left ventricular ejection fraction; LVESVi = left ventricular systolic volume indexed to body surface area; PA-TDI = total atrial conduction time; SBP = systolic blood pressure; TAPSE = tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion; TR max = peak gradient of tricuspide regurgitation; WT = wall thickness
