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Impact of Myocardial Scarring on Outcomes of Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy: Extent or Location?

Yi-Zhou Xu, Yong-Mei Cha, Dali Feng, Brian D. Powell, Heather J. Wiste, Wei Hua and Panithaya Chareonthaitawee
Journal of Nuclear Medicine January 2012, 53 (1) 47-54; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.111.095448
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    Distribution of scar sites and LV leads located in scar segment in 17-segment polar map. White number indicates number of leads in nonscarred segment in each location, and black number indicates number of LV leads located in scarred segment in each location. ANT = anterior; LAT = lateral; POST = posterior; SEPT = septal.

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    Kaplan–Meier analysis of the impact of scar burden on survival after cardiac resynchronization therapy: patients aged ≤70 y (A) and patients >70 y (B).

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    TABLE 1

    Baseline Demographics

    VariableOverall value
    Age (y)70.2 ± 9.4
    Male sex179 (84)
    NICM58 (27)
    Chronic atrial fibrillation58 (27)
    NYHA class3.0 ± 0.5
    QRS duration (before implantation) (ms)164.1 ± 34.7
    Left bundle branch block99 (49)
    B-type natriuretic peptide (before implantation) (pg/mL)
     Median601.0
     IQR251.0–1,016.0
    Angiotensin-converting enzyme/angiotensin II receptor blocker inhibitor172 (82)
    β-blocker186 (89)
    Aldactone64 (30)
    Digoxin118 (56)
    • Values are number, with percentage in parentheses, or mean ± SD unless indicated otherwise.

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    TABLE 2

    Change in Variables (Before CRT vs. After CRT)

    VariableBefore CRTAfter CRTP
    NYHA class3.0 ± 0.42.4 ± 0.8<0.001
    QRS duration (ms)166.9 ± 34.1162.5 ± 24.50.16
    B-type natriuretic peptide (pg/mL)0.04
     Median580.0386.0
     IQR234.0–1,013.0164.5–863.5
    LVEF (%)23.8 ± 7.331.2 ± 11.6<0.001
    LVEDD (mm)66.1 ± 8.763.6 ± 9.6<0.001
    LVESD (mm)57.6 ± 8.953.7 ± 10.8<0.001
    Right ventricular size, grade 0–30.9 ± 0.90.8 ± 0.90.31
    Right ventricular dysfunction, grade 0–31.0 ± 0.90.9 ± 0.90.38
    Left atrial size (mm)61.5 ± 9.462.4 ± 9.30.27
    MR, grade 0–31.5 ± 0.81.3 ± 0.7<0.001
    • Values are mean ± SD unless indicated otherwise.

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    TABLE 3

    Univariate Logistic Models for CRT Response

    VariableOR95% CIP
    Female vs. male sex0.930.39–2.210.865
    Age (per 10 y)1.010.73–1.400.943
    NICM vs. ICM1.590.79–3.200.189
    Chronic atrial fibrillation0.770.39–1.510.444
    NYHA class0.860.43–1.740.683
    LVEF (per 10%)0.780.51–1.190.251
    QRS duration (per 10 ms)1.050.96–1.150.314
    Left bundle branch block1.450.77–2.700.247
    LVEDD (per 10 mm)0.610.41–0.900.012
    LVESD (per 10 mm)0.710.45–1.130.146
    Right ventricular size0.790.56–1.120.185
    Right ventricular dysfunction0.940.67–1.320.721
    MR0.700.46–1.070.103
    Pulmonary artery systolic pressure (per 10 mm Hg)0.850.68–1.050.128
    Biventricular pacing, 99%–100% vs. <99%1.450.75–2.830.271
    Lateral LV lead location1.450.65–3.240.368
    Number of viable myocardial segments1.041.01–1.060.009
    Number of scar segments0.840.76–0.940.001
    Extent of scarring (% LV mass)0.970.95–0.990.001
    Lateral scar location0.049
     No scar vs. nonlateral scar1.620.72–3.650.240
     Lateral scar vs. nonlateral scar0.630.29–1.360.241
    Posterior scar location0.004
     No scar vs. nonposterior scar0.210.03–1.780.153
     Posterior scar vs. nonposterior scar0.080.01–0.670.020
    Anterior scar location0.060
     No scar vs. nonanterior scar1.690.75–3.810.206
     Anterior scar vs. nonanterior scar0.680.31–1.470.327
    Septal scar location0.022
     No scar vs. nonseptal scar1.540.71–3.310.274
     Septal scar vs. nonseptal scar0.500.23–1.090.081
    LV lead in scar segment0.940.34–2.610.902
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    TABLE 4

    Comparison of Patients on Basis of Scar Burden

    VariableScarring extent < 22%Scarring extent ≥ 22%P
    Age (y)71.6 ± 9.567.9 ± 8.90.007
    Male sex116 (85)61 (84)0.83
    NICM48 (35)7 (10)<0.001
    Chronic atrial fibrillation38 (28)20 (27)0.96
    NYHA class3.0 ± 0.53.0 ± 0.40.55
    LVEF (before implantation), %24.5 ± 7.022.1 ± 7.00.02
    LVEDD (before implantation), mm63.3 ± 8.368.1 ± 8.7<0.001
    LVESD (before implantation), mm55.7 ± 8.560.2 ± 8.70.004
    Right ventricular size, grade 0–30.8 ± 0.91.0 ± 0.90.22
    MR, grade 0–31.4 ± 0.81.7 ± 0.80.02
    Pulmonary artery systolic pressure (before implantation) (mm Hg)43.7 ± 13.452.9 ± 15.9<0.001
    Change in NYHA class−0.7 ± 0.9−0.5 ± 0.80.13
    Change in QRS duration (ms)−9.3 ± 39.14.3 ± 38.00.04
    Change in LVEF (%)9.9 ± 11.92.8 ± 6.7<0.001
    Change in LVEDD (mm)−2.9 ± 7.9−1.8 ± 3.50.33
    Change in LVESD (mm)−4.5 ± 9.5−2.9 ± 5.00.39
    Change in right ventricular size, grade 0–3−0.1 ± 0.7−0.1 ± 0.90.82
    Change in MR severity, grade 0–3−0.3 ± 0.6−0.2 ± 0.60.35
    Change in pulmonary artery systolic pressure (mm Hg)−4.7 ± 13.2−5.7 ± 15.30.69
    • Values are number, with percentage in parentheses, or mean ± SD unless indicated otherwise.

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    TABLE 5

    Univariate and Multivariate Predictors of All-Cause Mortality

    Univariate analysisMultivariate analysis
    VariableHR95% CIPHR95% CIP
    Female vs. male sex0.620.28–1.350.224
    Age (per 10 y)1.561.17–2.080.0031.361.01–1.830.046
    NICM vs. ICM0.410.19–0.850.0170.400.18–0.890.025
    Chronic atrial fibrillation1.560.95–2.550.079
    NYHA class1.801.09–2.980.022
    LVEF (per 10%)1.150.81–1.620.429
    QRS duration (per 10 ms)1.010.94–1.080.881
    LBBB0.600.37–0.980.0410.580.34–0.980.040
    LVEDD (per 10 mm)0.940.72–1.230.673
    LVESD (per 10 mm)0.930.65–1.350.714
    Right ventricular size1.311.02–1.690.036
    Right ventricular dysfunction1.291.01–1.660.044
    MR1.751.28–2.40<0.0011.721.25–2.37<0.001
    Pulmonary artery systolic pressure (per 10 mm Hg)1.221.05–1.420.011
    Biventricular pacing, 99%–100% vs. <99%0.690.38–1.270.238
    Lateral LV lead location0.470.28–0.800.0050.520.30–0.910.021
    Total scar number1.000.93–1.070.966
    Extent of scarring (% LV)1.000.99–1.010.971
    Lateral scar location0.927
     No scar vs. nonlateral scar0.890.49–1.620.700
     Lateral scar vs. nonlateral scar0.960.54–1.690.886
    Posterior scar location0.670
     No scar vs. nonposterior scar1.270.48–3.380.632
     Posterior scar vs. nonposterior scar1.460.58–3.700.420
    Anterior scar location0.476
     No scar vs. nonanterior scar0.770.43–1.370.367
     Anterior scar vs. nonanterior scar0.720.41–1.270.252
    Septal scar location0.909
     No scar vs. nonseptal scar0.840.53–1.660.825
     Septal scar vs. nonseptal scar1.070.61–1.900.808
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 2012, 53 (1) 47-54; DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.111.095448
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