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Table 1 Patient Demographics and Baseline Characteristics.

From: CMR findings in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and atrial fibrillation

 

All Patients (n = 87)

Patients with AF (n= 37)

Patients without AF (n = 50)

Age (years)

58 ± 13

59 ± 15

56 ± 11

Male gender

54 (61%)

22 (59%)

32 (64%)

Hypertension

8 (9%)

3(8%)

5(10%)

Diabetes mellitus

6 (7%)

3(8%)

3(6%)

NYHA functional class

   

   I

41 (47%)

17(46%)

24(48%)

   II

38 (44%)

16(43%)

22(44%)

   III/IV

8 (9%)

4(10%)

4(8%)

Family history of HCM or sudden death

20 (23%)

9(24%)

11(22%)

Syncope

6 (7%)

4(10%)

2(4%)

Atrial fibrillation

37 (43%)

  

   None

50(57%)

0

50(100%)

   Paroxysmal

27(31%)

27 (73%)

0

   Persistent

10(12%)

10 (27%)

0

Echocardiographic data

   

   LV diastolic dysfunction, n (%)

35 (40%)

22 (59%)

13 (26%)

   Mitral regurgitation

   

1

27 (31%)

15 (40%)

12 (24%)

≥ 2

12(14%)

7 (18%)

5 (10%)

Medications, n (%)

   

   Beta-blocker

45(52%)

20 (55%)

25 (49%)

   Calcium-channel blocker

16(18%)

7 (18%)

9 (18%)

   Amiodarone

9(10%)

5(13%)

4 (8%)

  1. Data are presented as the mean value ± SD or number (%) of subjects. NYHA = New York Heart Association; HCM = hypertrophic cardiomyopathy; LV = left ventricular