Clinical Study

Exercise Training in Athletes with Bicuspid Aortic Valve Does Not Result in Increased Dimensions and Impaired Performance of the Left Ventricle

Table 2

Echocardiographic features of the athletes with different types of bicuspid aortic valve.

R-L = 101R-NC = 41L-NC = 2A-P = 59L-A = 8P

Age NS
EF (%) NS
BSA in (m2) NS
IVS (mm) NS
PW (mm) NS
LVEDd (mm) NS
LVESd (mm) NS
CMI in (g/m2) NS
Aoan (mm) NS
Aosv (mm) NS
Aostj (mm) NS
PAA (mm) NS
E wave (msec) NS
A wave (msec) NS
DTc (ms) NS
IVRT (ms) NS
RV (mm) NS

EF: ejection fraction; BSA: body surface area; IVS: interventricular septum; PW: posterior wall; LVEDd: left ventricle diastolic diameter; LVESd: left ventricle systolic diameter; CMI: cardiac mass index; Aoan: aortic annulus; Aosv: aortic dimension at Valsalva sinuses; Aostj: aortic dimension at sinotubular junction; PAA: dimension of proximal ascending aorta; DTc: deceleration time; IVRT: isovolumic relaxation time; RV: right ventricle.