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Table 4 Stress-induced changes in peak splenic perfusion signal intensity (ΔSIspleen), T1 (ΔT1spleen) and hemodynamic parameters for visually assessed “splenic switch-off” sign

From: Splenic T1-mapping: a novel quantitative method for assessing adenosine stress adequacy for cardiovascular magnetic resonance

 

Splenic Switch-off

No

Switch-off

p-value

All subjects n = 212

196 (92)

16 (8)

-

 Healthy volunteers n = 51

49 (96)

2 (4)

-

 Patients n = 161

147 (91)

14 (9)

-

ΔSIspleen (%)

−62 ± 17

17 ± 29

<0.0001

ΔT1spleen (ms)

−46 ± 22

−2 ± 25

<0.0001

Stress hemodynamic changes

   

 Δ heart rate (bpm)

19 ± 9

20 ± 12

0.83

 Δ SBP (mm. Hg)

−8 ± 22

−10 ± 19

0.76

 Δ RPP (bpm.mmHg)

2800 ± 2100

2600 ± 1700

0.89

  1. Values are n (%) or mean ± SD
  2. Abbreviations: Bpm beats per minute, SBP systolic blood pressure, RPP rate pressure product