Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation
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Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation
Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation
解放军医学杂志(英文版)1988年第2期 页码:149-152
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1. Department of Cardiovascular Diseases First Affiliated Hospital
2. First Medical College of PLA
3. ,Guangzhou
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Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation[J]. 解放军医学杂志(英文版), 1988,(2):149-152.
[1]贾满盈,陆振刚.Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,1988(02):149-152.
Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation[J]. 解放军医学杂志(英文版), 1988,(2):149-152.DOI:
[1]贾满盈,陆振刚.Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,1988(02):149-152.DOI:
Angiocardiographic Ejection Fraction Calculated from Regression Equation
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In order to establish a simple and accurate method for the determination ofangiocardiographic ejection fraction (EFa)
the end-diastole
end-systole
the first third andthe first half of the ejection phase on cineventriculograms of the right anterior oblique 30°(RAO 30°) in 42 subjects were analyzed.We found that the percentage of total axisshortening (T%
Δ
a) and EFa were in positive correlation.Their linear regression equationis EFa=0.1712+1.3303T%
Δ
a (r=0.880) and the quadratic equation is EFa=0.0396+2.4874T%
Δ
a 1.9787 (T%
Δ
a)
2
(r
2
=0.981).The EF obtained in another 10 subjects by the linearand quadratic regression equations and area-length method are 0.469±0.176
0.464±0.208and 0.482±0.208
respectively.(P
>
0.05).It is our opinion that the regression method issimple and the results are positively correlated with the area-length method.It can be usedas a new method for calculating EFa.
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