Table 4

Correlations between functional reserve parameters and exercise capacity

Peak oxygen uptakeVE/VCO2
rP valuerP value
Ventricle
 End-diastolic volume reserve0.340.039−0.200.143
 End-systolic volume reserve0.100.560−0.020.879
 Stroke volume reserve0.250.139−0.210.115
 Ejection fraction (%)0.010.959−0.200.137
 Early filling volume reserve0.060.706−0.160.243
 Atrial filling volume reserve0.110.501−0.180.172
 Deceleration time (ms)−0.010.9430.190.176
 E/A ratio0.060.743−0.040.775
Atria
 Maximal volume reserve0.050.7560.140.315
 Minimal volume reserve−0.080.6260.110.407
 Cyclic volume change reserve0.250.1340.010.969
 Early emptying volume reserve0.370.0260.050.719
 Late emptying volume reserve0.100.551−0.090.517
 Conduit volume reserve−0.080.648−0.180.184
  • Reserve is defined as the difference between measurements during dobutamine stress and resting values. All volumes are presented as mL/m2, indexed for body surface area. P values are shown unadjusted for multiple testing. No P values were considered statistically significant after adjusting for multiple testing.