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Table 1 Clinical study population findings

From: Abnormal shortened diastolic time length at increasing heart rates in patients with abnormal exercise-induced increase in pulmonary artery pressure

 

Abnormal exercise PASP

Normal exercise PASP

P =

N of pts

14

95

 

Dilated cardiomyopathy

1 (7%)

8 (8.5%)

NS

Aortic stenosis, moderate

3 (21%)

4 (4.2%)

< 0.05

Aortic regurgitation, moderate

0

2 (2.1%)

NS

Mitral stenosis, moderate

1 (7%)

0

NS

Mitral regurgitation, moderate

4 (29%)

3 (3.2%)

< 0.05

Known coronary artery disease

3 (21%)

45 (47.4%)

< 0.05

Prior myocardial infarction

1 (7%)

35 (37.6%)

< 0.05

Prior percutaneous coronary intervention

2 (14%)

32 (33.7%)

NS

Arterial hypertension

7 (50%)

46 (48.4%)

NS

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

0

18 (18.9%)

< 0.05

Diabetes

1 (7%)

20 (22.7%)

NS

Effort dyspnea

10 (77%)

39 (41%)

< 0.05

Left bundle branch block

3 (21%)

12 (12.6%)

NS

Right bundle branch block

0

8 (8.5%)

NS

Therapy at the time of test

   

β-blockers

7 (50%)

40 (42.1%)

NS

Calcium antagonists

3 (21%)

26 (27.4%)

NS

Nitrates

1 (7%)

17 (18.3%)

NS

ACE inhibitors

5 (36%)

34 (36.6%)

NS

Diuretics

4 (29%)

13 (13.7%)

NS

At least one medication

10 (71%)

69 (72.6%)

NS

  1. Data presented number (%) of patients.
  2. PASP, pulmonary artery systolic pressure