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Bar chart of systolic function in healthy individuals, HCM LVH− patients and HCM LVH+ patients. GLS was significantly worse in the HCM LVH+ patients compared.

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1 Bar chart of systolic function in healthy individuals, HCM LVH− patients and HCM LVH+ patients. GLS was significantly worse in the HCM LVH+ patients compared with HCM LVH− patients and healthy individuals (both p<0.001). Bar chart of systolic function in healthy individuals, HCM LVH− patients and HCM LVH+ patients. GLS was significantly worse in the HCM LVH+ patients compared with HCM LVH− patients and healthy individuals (both p<0.001). In addition, GLS was worse in the HCM LVH− compared with healthy individuals (p=0.005). GLS, global longitudinal strain; HCM, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy; HCM LVH−, genotype-positive patients without increased wall thickness; HCM LVH+, patients with increased wall thickness; LVH, left ventricular hypertrophy. Trine F Haland et al. Open Heart 2017;4:e000571 ©2017 by British Cardiovascular Society

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