Abstract 47 Table 2
All, n= 90 (%)AS-Present, n=19 (%)AS-Absent, n=71 (%)p-value
Aortic Valve Disease
Normal Leaflets35 (38.9)2 (10.5)33 (46.5)n/a
Aortic Sclerosis42 (46.7)4 (21.1)38 (53.5)
Aortic Stenosis13 (14.4)13 (68.4)0 (0)
Mitral Valve Disease
Normal Leaflets45 (50.0)6 (31.6)39 (54.9)0.10b
Thickened Leaflets41 (45.6)11 (57.9)30 (42.3)
Mitral Stenosis4 (4.4)2 (10.5)2 (2.8)
Right Ventricular Size
Normal Size21 (23.3)4 (21.1)17 (23.9)0.30b
Mildly Enlarged23 (25.6)5 (26.3)18 (25.4)
Moderately Enlarged20 (22.2)7 (36.8)13 (18.3)
Severely Enlarged26 (28.9)3 (15.8)23 (32.4)
Right Ventricular Function
Normal Function31 (34.4)6 (31.6)25 (35.2)0.31b
Mildly Reduced16 (17.8)4 (21.1)12 (16.9)
Moderately Reduced22 (24.4)7 (36.8)15 (21.1)
Severely Reduced21 (23.3)2 (10.5)19 (26.8)
Mitral Regurgitation24 (26.7)8 (42.1)16 (22.5)0.14a
Pericardial Effusion22 (24.4)6 (31.6)16 (22.5)0.55a
RVSP, n=8868.3 ± 2.172.3 ± 3.467.2 ± 2.50.24a
  • *Statistically significant at p<0.05, aunpaired t-test with Welch’s correction bFischer-exact test. Variance= standard error

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