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Table 1 Baseline clinical and cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) characteristics

From: Myocardial extracellular volume by T1 mapping: a new marker of arrhythmia in mitral valve prolapse

 

MVP–MAD

n = 30

Control group (No MVP)

MR-NoMAD

n = 14

P vs MVP–MAD

NoMR-NoMAD

n = 10

P vs MVP–MAD

Age (y)

50 ± 17

53 ± 22

0.70

46 ± 21

0.53

Male, n (%)

18 (60%)

7 (50%)

0.75

6 (60%)

1.0

Weight (kg)

72 ± 12

70 ± 14

0.69

82 ± 13

0.02

Height (cm)

177 ± 10

170 ± 10

0.04

179 ± 11

0.65

Hypertension, n (%)

2 (7%)

6 (43%)

0.008

2 (20%)

0.26

Active smoker, n (%)

3 (10%)

1 (7%)

1.0

1 (10%)

1.0

Hyperlipidaemia, n (%)

2 (7%)

2 (14%)

0.58

2 (20%)

0.26

LVEDV (ml)

192 ± 56

148 ± 39

0.01

164 ± 29

0.14

LVEDVI (ml/m2)

102 ± 29

81 ± 17

0.018

82 ± 16

0.048

LVESV (ml)

84 ± 32

60 ± 21

0.02

70 ± 12

0.20

LVEF (%)

57 ± 8

60 ± 8

0.32

57 ± 3

0.99

LV mass index (g/m2)

66 ± 16

62 ± 15

0.45

63 ± 9

0.59

MAD length (mm)

9.4 [7.1–12.3]

–

 

–

 

Presence of LGE, n (%)

14 (47%)

0 (0%)

0.002

0 (0%)

0.007

 N of positive segments (n = 14)

3 [3–4]

0

 

0

 

Basal slice pre-Gd T1 (ms)

1067 ± 45

1029 ± 37

0.009

1029 ± 26

0.016

Basal slice ECVsyn (%)

30 ± 3

24 ± 3

< 0.0001

24 ± 2

< 0.0001

  1. ECVsyn synthetic extracellular volume fraction, LV left ventricle, LVEDV left ventricle end-diastolic volume, LVEDVI left ventricle end-diastolic volume index, LVEF left ventricle ejection fraction, LGE late gadolinium enhancement Gd gadolinium, MAD mitral annular disjunction, MVP mitral valve prolapse