Table 2 Median values of LV volume and mass measurements from RT short-axis image stacks originating from 1000, 500, and 250 time-frames at end expiration, end inspiration, regardless of respiratory state, at rest and during exercise in eight healthy volunteers.

From: Validation and quantification of left ventricular function during exercise and free breathing from real-time cardiac magnetic resonance images

  

EDV (ml)

ESV (ml)

SV (ml)

LVM (g)

LVMI (g/m2)

Rest

1000 time-frames end expiration

160 [152–187]

70 [63–86]

95 [84–106]

88 [76–104]

47 [44–56]

500 time-frames end expiration

158 [149–179]

71 [65–79]

89 [83–100]

86 [74–102]

46 [41–55]

250 time-frames end expiration

161 [154–190]

72 [65–83]

92 [87–109]

85 [75–104]

45 [42–56]

500 time-frames end inspiration

158 [144–185]

72 [61–80]

89 [82–104]

84 [71–100]

45 [39–54]

First heart beat regardless of respiration

163 [151–187]

69 [57–83]

99 [88–107]

99 [79–116]

53 [45–62]

Exercise

250 time-frames end expiration

161 [152–184]

62 [53–73]

101 [96–112]

87 [72–95]

46 [39–53]

250 time-frames end inspiration

163 [147–178]

66 [50–69]

99 [95–109]

83 [70–94]

45 [39–52]

  1. Values are presented as median [IQR].
  2. RT real-time, EDV end diastolic volume, ESV end systolic volume, SV stroke volume, LVM left ventricular mass, LVMI left ventricular mass index, ICC intraclass correlation coefficient, CI confidence interval.