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CARDIOVASCULAR JOURNAL OF AFRICA • Volume 27, No 5, September/October 2016

AFRICA

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patient group. Longitudinal and transverse strain and strain rate

measurements from four and two chambers and the apical long-

axis views are shown in Table 6.

Two chambers: there were no statistically significant differences

foundbetweenthetwogroupsforthemostnegativepeaklongitudinal

strain (SLSC peak G), negative systolic peak longitudinal strain

(SLSC peak S), positive systolic peak longitudinal strain (SLSC

peak P), the most negative peak transverse strain (STSR peak

G), end-systolic longitudinal strain [STSR (ES)] and end-systolic

longitudinal displacement [DLDC (ES)].

End-systolic longitudinal strain [SLSC (ES)] and positive peak

transverse strain (STSR peak P) were statistically significantly

lower in the patient group (

p

<

0.05). Segmental analysis showed

statistically significantly lower values of end-systolic longitudinal

strain [SLSC (ES)] of the mid-anterior and basal anterior

segments (

p

<

0.05) in the patient group. The most negative peak

longitudinal strain (SLSC peak S) value was –18.00

±

3.33 in

the mid-anterior segment of the patient group and –14.9723

±

6.23886 in the mid-anterior segment of the control group (

p

<

0.05) (Tables 7, 8).

Apical long-axis (APLAX): there were no statistically

significant differences found between the two groups for the

most negative peak longitudinal strain (SLSC peak G), negative

systolic peak longitudinal strain (SLSC peak S), positive systolic

peak longitudinal strain (SLSC peak P), the most negative peak

transverse strain (STSR peak G), end-systolic longitudinal strain

[STSR (ES)], end-systolic longitudinal displacement [DLDC

Table 5. Longitudinal and transverse strain and strain rate values

according to segment from the four-chamber view

Strain according to

segment

Patients (

n

=

21)

(mean

±

SD)

Controls (

n

=

20)

(mean

±

SD)

p

-value

SLSC peak G (%)

Basal septal

–21.07

±

2.32

–21.46

±

2.62

0.57

Mid-septal

–20.52

±

2.20

–20.67

±

2.17

0.80

Apical septal

–17.56

±

3.72

–18.20

±

3.70

0.54

Apical lateral

–15.56

±

4.59

–16.91

±

3.75

0.26

Mid-lateral

–14.42

±

4.35

–15.89

±

4.24

0.23

Basal lateral

–14.10

±

5.66

–14.07

±

5.44

0.98

SLSC peak S (%)

Basal septal

–20.74

±

2.50

–21.26

±

2.67

0.47

Mid-septal

–20.40

±

2.27

–20.56

±

2.22

0.79

Apical septal

–17.04

±

3.72

–17.57

±

3.93

0.62

Apical lateral

–15.30

±

4.60

–16.67

±

3.93

0.26

Mid-lateral

–13.96

±

4.70

–15.58

±

4.26

0.20

Basal lateral

–12.79

±

6.79

–12.42

±

7.98

0.86

SLSC peak P (%)

Basal septal

0.29

±

0.47

0.26

±

0.41

0.83

Mid-septal

0.07

±

0.29

0.03

±

0.09

0.48

Apical septal

0.25

±

1.29

0.08

±

0.31

0.53

Apical lateral

0.23

±

1.20

0.001

±

0.03

0.35

Mid-lateral

0.38

±

0.72

0.22

±

0.55

0.38

Basal lateral

2.76

±

5.00

3.11

±

4.03

0.78

STSR peak P (%)

Basal septal

32.31

±

18.40

37.90

±

20.18

0.30

Mid-septal

26.00

±

15.45

31.24

±

14.79

0.22

Apical septal

21.90

±

14.32

26.700

±

11.13

0.19

Apical lateral

19.82

±

14.28

25.82

±

14.04

0.14

Mid-lateral

20.38

±

14.76

27.33

±

17.61

0.13

Basal lateral

22.64

±

17.76

31.21

±

21.17

0.012

STSR peak G (%)

Basal septal

–20.53

±

2.50

–21.12

±

2.68

0.42

Mid-septal

–20.32

±

2.26

–20.51

±

2.17

0.76

Apical septal

–16.95

±

3.81

–17.49

±

3.86

0.61

Apical lateral

–15.14

±

4.72

–16.53

±

3.90

0.26

Mid-lateral

–13.66

±

5.11

–15.44

±

4.29

0.18

Basal lateral

–11.58

±

9.45

–12.64

±

6.89

0.17

SLSC (ES) (%)

Basal septal

28.43

±

20.12

35.12

±

21.41

0.25

Mid-septal

23.91

±

16.32

30.12

±

15.08

0.16

Apical septal

20.64

±

14.76

26.02

±

11.08

0.15

Apical lateral

18.58

±

14.74

24.56

±

14.35

0.15

Mid-lateral

17.53

±

16.27

24.30

±

18.47

0.17

Basal lateral

16.90

±

21.08

24.79

±

22.54

0.69

STSR (ES) (%)

Basal septal

12.14

±

2.18

12.18

±

2.69

0.95

Mid-septal

6.64

±

1.52

6.73

±

2.23

0.87

Apical septal

1.60

±

0.74

1.81

±

1.25

0.45

Apical lateral

2.88

±

1.32

2.78

±

0.96

0.77

Mid-lateral

7.23

±

2.47

7.46

±

1.34

0.69

Basal lateral

11.06

±

3.50

11.33

±

2.27

0.66

DLDC (ES) (mm)

Basal septal

1.85

±

1.74

3.16

±

1.89

0.014

Mid-septal

1.97

±

1.34

2.81

±

1.85

0.06

Apical septal

1.55

±

1.06

2.01

±

1.15

0.14

Apical lateral

1.89

±

0.91

2.05

±

0.59

0.46

Mid-lateral

3.66

±

1.26

3.52

±

1.073

0.66

Basal lateral

5.97

±

1.77

5.51

±

1.64

0.35

SLSC peak G: the most negative peak longitudinal strain, SLSC peak S: negative

systolic peak longitudinal strain, SLSC peak P: positive systolic peak longitudinal

strain, SLSC (ES): end-systolic longitudinal strain, STSR peak P: positive peak

transverse strain, STSR peak G: the most negative peak transverse strain, STSR

(ES): end-systolic longitudinal strain, DLDC (ES): end-systolic longitudinal

displacement.

Table 6. Longitudinal and transverse strain and

strain rate measurements from the four- and

two-chamber, and apical long-axis views

Strain according to

segment

Patients (

n

=

21)

(mean

±

SD)

Controls (

n

=

20)

(mean

±

SD)

p

-value

Four-chamber view

SLSC peak G (%)

–17.21

±

4.82

–17.87

±

4.55

0.22

SLSC peak S (%)

–16.70

±

5.27

–17.34

±

5.39

0.29

SLSC peak P (%)

0.66

±

2.36

0.62

±

1.99

0.84

STSR peak P (%)

23.84

±

16.25

30.03

±

17.05

0.001

STSR peak G (%)

–16.36

±

6.11

–17.29

±

5.08

0.15

SLSC (ES) (%)

21.00

±

17.61

27.49

±

17.75

0.002

STSR (ES) (%)

6.93

±

4.41

7.05

±

4.32

0.80

DLDC (ES) (mm)

2.819

±

2.08

3.180

±

1.84

0.11

Two-chamber view

SLSC peak G (%)

–18.73

±

5.44

–17.56

±

7.24

0.13

SLSC peak S (%)

–18.46

±

5.48

–17.34

±

7.54

0.16

SLSC peak P (%)

0.38

±

0.87

0.72

±

2.03

0.07

STSR peak P (%)

25.55

±

18.21

31.68

±

17.63

0.005

STSR peak G (%)

–18.32

±

5.42

–17.23

±

7.51

0.16

SLSC (ES) (%)

20.46

±

19.14

29.17

±

18.67

0.001

STSR (ES) (%)

7.25

±

5.11

6.72

±

5.25

0.40

DLDC (ES) (mm)

3.44

±

2.25

3.35

±

2.23

0.73

Apical long-axis view (APLAX)

SLSC peak G (%)

–17.73

±

5.92

–17.18

±

5.36

0.36

SLSC peak S (%)

–17.38

±

5.84

–16.97

±

5.43

0.49

SLSC peak P (%)

0.62

±

3.76

0.54

±

1.18

0.80

STSR peak P (%)

24.15

±

1.92

26.40

±

20.12

0.32

STSR peak G (%)

–17.21

±

6.08

–16.84

±

5.45

0.55

SLSC (ES) (%)

20.02

±

22.72

23.04

±

21.12

0.20

STSR (ES) (%)

7.35

±

5.11

6.85

±

4.52

0.33

DLDC (ES) (mm)

2.71

±

2.10

2.68

±

1.69

0.89

SLSC peak G: the most negative peak longitudinal strain, SLSC peak S: negative

systolic peak longitudinal strain, SLSC peak P: positive systolic peak longitudinal

strain, SLSC (ES): end-systolic longitudinal strain, STSR peak P: positive peak

transverse strain, STSR peak G: the most negative peak transvers strain, STSR

(ES): end-systolic longitudinal strain, DLDC (ES): end-systolic longitudinal

displacement (mm).