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Figure 1.

Cardiac images show an example of left and right ventricular function data obtained from the patient at end-diastole phase using MRI.

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Figure 2.

Measurement of the right ventricular and IVS dimensions from 4-CH cardiac views in patients with HCM.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of HCM patients and normal individuals.

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Figure 3.

Scatterplots show the close relationship between RVEDD and LVEDD measuring with cardiac MRI (r = 0.53, 95% CI: 0.39, 0.71; p<0.001).

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Table 2.

RV and LV function and size parameters of HCM patients and normal individuals.

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Figure 4.

With ROC analyses, the sensitivity and specificity of RV and LV dysfunction and dimension on cardiac MRI for predicting HCM patients with severe heart failure (Class IV) were high.

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Table 3.

Function and size parameters in different NYHA classifications.

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Table 4.

Interobserver and intraobserver variability of RV functional parameters.

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