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Table 3 Test results and outcomes

From: Functional testing, coronary artery calcifications, and outcomes in Hodgkin lymphoma survivors treated with chest radiation

 

Total Cohort n = 159

Abnormal functional testing

17 (10.7%)

 Positive

12 (7.5%)

 Inconclusive

5 (3.1%)

CAC present

59 (37.1%)

 Mild

42 (26.4%)

 Moderate

15 (9.4%)

 Severe

2 (1.3%)

Rest left ventricular ejection fraction (%)a

60 (55 – 65)

Stress left ventricular ejection fraction (%)b

69.5 (61 – 74)

2019 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Primary Prevention of CV Disease recommended discussion regarding statin therapy

23 (15.2%)

MACE during follow-up period

38 (23.9%)

 Coronary revascularization

18

 Hospitalization for heart failure

9

 Hospitalization for nonfatal myocardial infarction

5

 Hospitalization for ischemic stroke

4

 Cardiovascular death

2

Years to MACE from functional testing

3.3 (0.9 – 6.9)

Years to MACE from HL diagnosis

30.5 (21 – 35)

  1. Values are presented as median (interquartile range) or n (%) as appropriate
  2. CAC Coronary artery calcifications, HL Hodgkin lymphoma, MACE Major adverse cardiovascular event
  3. aRest left ventricular ejection fraction available for 71 patients
  4. bStress left ventricular ejection fraction available for 110 patients