Background: It was hypothesized that a wall motion score (WMS) of
Methods And Results: One hundred and eighty-nine patients from the trial with a LVEF of 16% (n=108), respectively, calculated from a preoperative RAO ventriculogram. There was no difference in EF between the two groups (26.5+/-5.5 vs. 27.8+/-5.3%, respectively). Eight (9.9%) versus three (2.8%) patients died perioperatively in the low versus the high WMS group, respectively. The relative risk for perioperative death in the low WMS group was 3.6 (P<0.04). Kaplan-Meier estimates of cumulative survival did not reveal any statistical difference between the two groups over 4 years (P=0.11). Subgroup analysis revealed that patients with a WMS of
Conclusions: These data indicate that poor LV function, as assessed by a WMS of 16% were not significantly different, although subgroup analysis revealed that patients with a WMS

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