Table 1 Donor Heart Information.

From: β-adrenergic stimulation augments transmural dispersion of repolarization via modulation of delayed rectifier currents IKs and IKr in the human ventricle

Organization

Age

Gender

BMI

Cause of Death

LVEF

MTS

38

M

18.2

Head Trauma

65%

MTS

63

F

22.51

CVA/Stroke

60%

MTS

19

M

30.42

Head Trauma

N/A

MTS

68

M

20.81

Head Trauma

N/A

MTS

68

M

18.13

CVA/Stroke

N/A

MTS

40

M

31.29

CVA/Stroke

N/A

MTS

59

F

19.92

CVA/Stroke

N/A

MTS

44

F

68.89

Anoxia

N/A

WRTC

76

M

45.6

CVA/ICH/Stroke

N/A

WRTC

57

M

28.4

CVA/ICH/Stroke

50–55%

WRTC

47

M

30.6

Anoxia

60%

WRTC

60

M

22.8

CVA/ICH/Stroke

N/A

WRTC

78

M

24.8

CVA/ICH/Stroke

N/A

WRTC

57

F

39.8

Anoxia

60–65%

WRTC

50

M

31.1

Anoxia

45%

WRTC

59

M

34.1

CVA/Stroke

N/A

WRTC

62

F

41

CVA/Stroke

65%

  1. Hearts were acquired from Mid-America Transplant Services (MTS) and Washington Regional Transplant Community (WRTC). Age, gender, body mass index, and cause of death are listed for all hearts used in the study. Left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) was provided when echocardiography was performed and made available for transplant evaluation. Groups for separate protocols were not categorized with donor information provided. CVA: cerebrovascular accident; ICH: intracerebral hemorrhage. Anoxia refers to brain anoxia. No donor hearts from victims of sudden cardiac death were included.
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