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Table 1

From: Mild hypothermia delays the development of stone heart from untreated sustained ventricular fibrillation - a cardiovascular magnetic resonance study

 

Hypothermia (n = 8)

Normothermia (n = 6)

Time (min)

LV (ml)

RV (ml)

LV (ml)

RV (ml)

0

40 ± 3

46 ± 3

40 ± 5

51 ± 5

5

45 ± 3*

62 ± 5

48 ± 3

67 ± 4

10

46 ± 4

62 ± 5

47 ± 3

65 ± 4

15

44 ± 4

62 ± 6

47 ± 2

65 ± 3

20

43 ± 5

60 ± 6

46 ± 2

62 ± 3

25

40 ± 8

58 ± 6

33 ± 7

59 ± 3

30

40 ± 6*

56 ± 6

12 ± 1

51 ± 2

35

36 ± 8*

50 ± 8

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40

31 ± 5*

49 ± 7

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45

19 ± 3*

41 ± 4

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50

14 ± 2*

37 ± 4

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55

12 ± 2

34 ± 4

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60

12 ± 2

34 ± 4

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  1. Changes in ventricular dimensions during normal sinus rhythm and during VF in both normothermia and mild hypothermia groups. Data are mean ± SE, *p < 0.05 hypothermia vs normothermia.