Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2021.
World J Clin Cases. Oct 6, 2021; 9(28): 8366-8373
Published online Oct 6, 2021. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v9.i28.8366
Table 1 Comparison of ultrasonic parameters between two groups (mean ± SD)
Group
n
E/A
LVDd (mm)
LAD (mm)
Research group1061.46 ± 0.3458.24 ± 5.0543.31 ± 4.38
Control group1061.88 ± 0.4448.15 ± 3.9334.94 ± 2.81
t7.77616.23416.560
P value< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
Table 2 Comparison of ultrasonic parameters in patients with coronary heart disease with different cardiac function grades (mean ± SD)
Group
n
E/A
LVDd (mm)
LAD (mm)
Grade II451.71 ± 0.4852.18 ± 3.6739.68 ± 2.37
Grade III371.41 ± 0.4360.04 ± 4.2144.16 ± 2.79
Grade IV241.08 ± 0.3966.81 ± 5.3948.81 ± 3.95
t/P value (Grade II vs III)2.950/0.0048.995/0.0007.863/0.000
t/P value (Grade III vs IV)3.035/0.0045.490/0.0005.391/0.000
Table 3 Comparison of ultrasonic parameters in patients with different degrees of coronary heart disease (mean ± SD)
Group
Number
E/A
LVDd (mm)
LAD (mm)
Mild431.69 ± 0.5051.97 ± 3.8838.81 ± 2.56
Moderate381.44 ± 0.4159.95 ± 4.1445.15 ± 2.97
Severe251.13 ± 0.3667.70 ± 6.1149.09 ± 4.05
t/P value (Grade II vs III)2.441/0.0178.952/0.00010.319/0.000
t/P value (Grade III vs IV)3.078/0.0036.009/0.0004.453/0.000
Table 4 Correlation between ultrasonic parameters and cardiac function grade and lesion degree of coronary heart disease (n = 106)
Project
E/A
LVDd
LA
Cardiac function classification
r0.6060.5890.577
P value< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
Degree of lesion
r0.6310.5970.561
P value < 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
Table 5 Comparison of ultrasonic parameters in patients with coronary heart disease with different prognosis (mean ± SD)
Group
n
E/A
LVDd (mm)
LAD (mm)
Good prognosis group951.83 ± 0.5149.60 ± 4.3936.13 ± 3.05
Poor prognosis group111.39 ± 0.3259.09 ± 5.6745.10 ± 5.60
t2.7916.5798.333
P value0.006< 0.001< 0.001