Table 2 Characteristics for the male subjects of the derivation/validation cohort (n = 380). Data shown as median and interquartile range where * denotes p < 0.05 compared to the healthy volunteers.
From: Prognostic utility and characterization of left ventricular hypertrophy using global thickness
Males | Healthy volunteers | Athletes | CRT | Infarction | Cardiac syndrome X | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Number, n | 50 | 45 | 28 | 236 | 21 | |||||
Age, years | 34 | (27–51) | 26 | (21–33)* | 69 | (65–74)* | 59 | (51–68)* | 65 | (60–70)* |
Length, cm | 181 | (178–183) | 186 | (181–188)* | 176 | (171–182)* | 177 | (172–180)* | 177 | (174–182)* |
Weight, kg | 80.5 | (74–88) | 82 | (78–87) | 82.5 | (76–92) | 84 | (77–92) | 85 | (80–95) |
BSA, m2 | 2.0 | (1.9–2.1) | 2.0 | (2.0–2.1) | 2.0 | (1.9–2.2) | 2.0 | (1.9–2.1) | 2.1 | (1.9–2.2) |
BMI, kg/m2 | 24 | (23–27) | 24 | (23–25) | 27 | (24–30)* | 27 | (25–29)* | 27 | (25–29)* |
LVEF, % | 59 | (55–62) | 55 | (52–59)* | 26 | (20–34)* | 48 | (42–55)* | 63 | (59–68)* |
LVEDV, ml | 194 | (172–215) | 252 | (225–273)* | 331 | (273–369)* | 181 | (157–204)* | 171 | (162–220) |
LVESV, ml | 78 | (72–89) | 112 | (97–127)* | 243 | (177–281)* | 93 | (76–115)* | 62 | (56–92)* |
LVSV, ml | 114 | (104–128) | 138 | (130–150)* | 81 | (65–96)* | 85 | (74–98)* | 108 | (89–124) |
LVM, g | 123 | (112–136) | 160 | (144–179)* | 185 | (150–215)* | 133 | (117–147)* | 138 | (120–161)* |
LVEDVI, ml/m2 | 96 | (89–106) | 123 | (117–132)* | 156 | (136–188)* | 90 | (80–102)* | 84 | (76–104)* |
LVESVI, ml/m2 | 40 | (35–45) | 55 | (48–61)* | 114 | (89–147)* | 46 | (38–57)* | 29 | (25–43)* |
LVSVI, ml/m2 | 57 | (51–64) | 69 | (65–72)* | 42 | (33–50)* | 43 | (37–49)* | 51 | (48–59)* |
LVMI, ml/m2 | 62 | (57–69) | 79 | (72–87)* | 90 | (75–102)* | 67 | (58–73)* | 68 | (61–77) |