Table 2

Cox proportional hazards model of generative factors in both cohorts

FactorsFactor descriptionsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
F1Inferolateral ST deviation0.910.72–1.140.39
F5Inferolateral T-wave height and orientation1.170.92–1.480.19
F6P-wave height and/or shape1.140.90–1.440.27
F8aPR-interval (high values associated with first degree AV-block and reduced LVEF)1.611.29–1.99<0.005
F9T-wave height and orientation1.120.89–1.390.34
F10Ventricular rate0.930.76–1.130.46
F11Subtle P- and T-wave changes1.000.83–1.210.97
F12Onset of depolarization1.080.86–1.360.50
F13Anterior ST deviation0.850.68–1.060.14
F15aP-wave height and P/T-overlap (low values associated with third-degree AV-block and junctional tachycardia)0.810.66–0.990.04
F16T-wave morphology1.140.94–1.400.19
F17Lateral ST deviation1.080.85–1.380.51
F19Precordial R-wave progression and combined P-QRS-T-amplitude1.070.87–1.330.51
F22Subtle T-wave changes1.020.83–1.250.85
F23P-wave height and/or shape1.130.93–1.370.21
F25aRight bundle branch delay (low values associated with ventricular tachycardia, RBBB, and reduced LVEF)0.770.62–0.950.02
F26Left bundle branch delay1.020.81–1.290.85
F27aP- and R-axis deviation (low values associated with AF, junctional bradycardia, ventricular tachycardia, and left axis deviation)0.710.57–0.88<0.005
F30QR interval0.920.74–1.160.48
F31QRS-T amplitudes0.860.71–1.050.15
F32aQRS-T amplitudes (high values associated with microvoltages)1.261.02–1.550.03
FactorsFactor descriptionsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
F1Inferolateral ST deviation0.910.72–1.140.39
F5Inferolateral T-wave height and orientation1.170.92–1.480.19
F6P-wave height and/or shape1.140.90–1.440.27
F8aPR-interval (high values associated with first degree AV-block and reduced LVEF)1.611.29–1.99<0.005
F9T-wave height and orientation1.120.89–1.390.34
F10Ventricular rate0.930.76–1.130.46
F11Subtle P- and T-wave changes1.000.83–1.210.97
F12Onset of depolarization1.080.86–1.360.50
F13Anterior ST deviation0.850.68–1.060.14
F15aP-wave height and P/T-overlap (low values associated with third-degree AV-block and junctional tachycardia)0.810.66–0.990.04
F16T-wave morphology1.140.94–1.400.19
F17Lateral ST deviation1.080.85–1.380.51
F19Precordial R-wave progression and combined P-QRS-T-amplitude1.070.87–1.330.51
F22Subtle T-wave changes1.020.83–1.250.85
F23P-wave height and/or shape1.130.93–1.370.21
F25aRight bundle branch delay (low values associated with ventricular tachycardia, RBBB, and reduced LVEF)0.770.62–0.950.02
F26Left bundle branch delay1.020.81–1.290.85
F27aP- and R-axis deviation (low values associated with AF, junctional bradycardia, ventricular tachycardia, and left axis deviation)0.710.57–0.88<0.005
F30QR interval0.920.74–1.160.48
F31QRS-T amplitudes0.860.71–1.050.15
F32aQRS-T amplitudes (high values associated with microvoltages)1.261.02–1.550.03

Results of Cox regression and explanation of (significant) factors including their association with known electrocardiographic and echocardiographic pathologies as described in Van de Leur and Bos et al.8

a

Significant.

Table 2

Cox proportional hazards model of generative factors in both cohorts

FactorsFactor descriptionsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
F1Inferolateral ST deviation0.910.72–1.140.39
F5Inferolateral T-wave height and orientation1.170.92–1.480.19
F6P-wave height and/or shape1.140.90–1.440.27
F8aPR-interval (high values associated with first degree AV-block and reduced LVEF)1.611.29–1.99<0.005
F9T-wave height and orientation1.120.89–1.390.34
F10Ventricular rate0.930.76–1.130.46
F11Subtle P- and T-wave changes1.000.83–1.210.97
F12Onset of depolarization1.080.86–1.360.50
F13Anterior ST deviation0.850.68–1.060.14
F15aP-wave height and P/T-overlap (low values associated with third-degree AV-block and junctional tachycardia)0.810.66–0.990.04
F16T-wave morphology1.140.94–1.400.19
F17Lateral ST deviation1.080.85–1.380.51
F19Precordial R-wave progression and combined P-QRS-T-amplitude1.070.87–1.330.51
F22Subtle T-wave changes1.020.83–1.250.85
F23P-wave height and/or shape1.130.93–1.370.21
F25aRight bundle branch delay (low values associated with ventricular tachycardia, RBBB, and reduced LVEF)0.770.62–0.950.02
F26Left bundle branch delay1.020.81–1.290.85
F27aP- and R-axis deviation (low values associated with AF, junctional bradycardia, ventricular tachycardia, and left axis deviation)0.710.57–0.88<0.005
F30QR interval0.920.74–1.160.48
F31QRS-T amplitudes0.860.71–1.050.15
F32aQRS-T amplitudes (high values associated with microvoltages)1.261.02–1.550.03
FactorsFactor descriptionsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
F1Inferolateral ST deviation0.910.72–1.140.39
F5Inferolateral T-wave height and orientation1.170.92–1.480.19
F6P-wave height and/or shape1.140.90–1.440.27
F8aPR-interval (high values associated with first degree AV-block and reduced LVEF)1.611.29–1.99<0.005
F9T-wave height and orientation1.120.89–1.390.34
F10Ventricular rate0.930.76–1.130.46
F11Subtle P- and T-wave changes1.000.83–1.210.97
F12Onset of depolarization1.080.86–1.360.50
F13Anterior ST deviation0.850.68–1.060.14
F15aP-wave height and P/T-overlap (low values associated with third-degree AV-block and junctional tachycardia)0.810.66–0.990.04
F16T-wave morphology1.140.94–1.400.19
F17Lateral ST deviation1.080.85–1.380.51
F19Precordial R-wave progression and combined P-QRS-T-amplitude1.070.87–1.330.51
F22Subtle T-wave changes1.020.83–1.250.85
F23P-wave height and/or shape1.130.93–1.370.21
F25aRight bundle branch delay (low values associated with ventricular tachycardia, RBBB, and reduced LVEF)0.770.62–0.950.02
F26Left bundle branch delay1.020.81–1.290.85
F27aP- and R-axis deviation (low values associated with AF, junctional bradycardia, ventricular tachycardia, and left axis deviation)0.710.57–0.88<0.005
F30QR interval0.920.74–1.160.48
F31QRS-T amplitudes0.860.71–1.050.15
F32aQRS-T amplitudes (high values associated with microvoltages)1.261.02–1.550.03

Results of Cox regression and explanation of (significant) factors including their association with known electrocardiographic and echocardiographic pathologies as described in Van de Leur and Bos et al.8

a

Significant.

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