Research Article

Quantitative Evaluation of the Relationship between T-Wave-Based Features and Serum Potassium Level in Real-World Clinical Practice

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of the subjects.

VariableTotalNormal ECG subgroup

No. of patients, n330231
Age (years), mean±SD47.6±17.245.9±15.1
Male sex, n (%)140 (42.4)89 (38.5)
Potassium level (mmol/L), mean±SD4.17±0.394.35±0.59
No. of normal sinus rhythms, n (%)254 (77.0)191 (82.7)
No. of normal ECG, n (%)231 (70.0)231 (100.0)
Amplitude of T-wave (mV), mean±SD
 Lead II0.23±0.110.24±0.10
 Lead V30.43±0.240.42±0.23
 Lead V40.40±0.220.39±0.20
 Lead V50.38±0.190.37±0.17
 Lead V60.32±0.160.32±0.14
Gradient of T-wave (mV/s), mean±SD
 Lead II-3.06±1.51-3.1±1.39
 Lead V3-5.13±3.18-5.02±3.07
 Lead V4-5.02±3.13-4.93±2.88
 Lead V5-4.81±2.78-4.78±2.49
 Lead V6-4.21±2.30-4.24±2.07

SD: standard deviation; no.: number; ECG: electrocardiogram. Normal ECG or otherwise normal ECG.