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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the study population

From: Global longitudinal strain is associated with better outcomes in transcatheter aortic valve replacement

 

n = 150

Age [years]

82 ± 4

Female sex % (n)

52.3 (78)

STS-score (%)

6.4 ± 6.2

NYHA class III/ IV % (n)

91.3 (137)

COPD % (n)

17.3 (26)

Neurologic dysfunction % (n)

13.3 (20)

Chronic renal failure % (n)

34.7 (52)

Recent MI % (n)

17.3 (26)

Pulmonary hypertension % (n)

48.7 (73)

Stable CAD % (n)

74 (111)

Previous PCI % (n)

47.3 (71)

Previous CABG % (n)

8.7 (13)

Peripheral artery disease % (n)

22 (33)

Pacemaker % (n)

13.4 (20)

Atrial fibrillation % (n)

45.3 (68)

LVEF in normal range > 52% %(n)

63.3 (95)

Decreased LVEF ≤ 52% %(n)

39.7 (55)

Normal GLS ≤ − 19.7% (n)

17.3 (26)

Decreased GLS > − 19.7% (n)

82.6 (124)

Baseline LVEDP (mmHg)

20.1 ± 8.6

Arterial hypertension % (n)

85.3 (128)

Diabetes mellitus % (n)

31.3 (47)

Adiposity % (n)

28.2 (42)

  1. NYHA New York Heart Association functional classification, COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, MI Myocardial infarction, CAD Coronary artery disease, PCI Percutaneous coronary intervention, CABG Coronary-aortic bypass graft surgery, LVEF Left ventricular ejection fraction