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Table 4 Correlation Coefficients between Left Ventricular Strain and Body Fat Distribution in Whole Population

From: The effect of hyperlipidemia and body fat distribution on subclinical left ventricular function in obesity: a cardiovascular magnetic resonance study

 

BMI

WC

Waist-to-hip ratio

Trunk fat

Peripheral fat

Android fat

Gynoid fat

Visceral fat

EAT

PS (%)

Longitudinal

− 0.446**

− 0.383**

− 0.315**

− 0.493**

0.459**

− 0.525**

0.410**

− 0.516**

− 0.323**

Circumferential

− 0.226*

− 0.222*

− 0.174

− 0.284**

0.318**

− 0.273**

0.393**

− 0.291**

− 0.177

Radial

− 0.273**

− 0.205

− 0.143

− 0.305**

0.286**

− 0.316**

0.304**

− 0.252*

− 0.151

PSSR (1/s)

Longitudinal

− 0.214*

− 0.121

− 0.087

− 0.152

0.099

− 0.211*

0.108

− 0.201

− 0.105

Circumferential

− 0.162

− 0.056

− 0.038

− 0.111

0.050

− 0.144

0.078

− 0.114

− 0.111

Radial

− 0.183

− 0.040

0.008

− 0.145

0.103

− 0.168

0.094

− 0.131

− 0.081

PDSR (1/s)

Longitudinal

− 0.429**

− 0.374**

− 0.360**

− 0.505**

0.529**

− 0.526**

0.497**

− 0.563**

− 0.352**

Circumferential

− 0.284**

− 0.194

− 0.171

− 0.368**

0.408**

− 0.356**

0.481**

− 0.424**

− 0.283**

Radial

− 0.137

− 0.135

− 0.117

− 0.262*

0.325**

− 0.297**

0.413**

− 0.362**

− 0.163

  1. Note: All strain parameters are calculated as absolute values. PS peak strain; PSSR peak systolic strain rate; PDSR peak diastolic strain rate; BMI body mass index; WC waist circumference; EAT epicardial adipose tissue
  2. * P < 0.05 and ** P < 0.01