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Table 1 Preoperative characteristics of the study patients

From: Primary cardiac tumors: a spectrum of pathologies and scenarios

Variables

n = 82

Age (years)

62 ± 5.8 (2 months–74 years)

Females

75 (91.46)

Body mass index (kg/m2)

27.8 ± 4.3 (16.6–44.1)

Smoking status (ex-smoker or current smoking)

12 (14.63)

EuroSCORE II

4.27 (2.39–56.37)

Extracardiac arteriopathy

0

Poor mobility

0

Diabetes mellitus (insulin-dependent)

24 (29.26)

Hypertension

38 (46.34)

Dyslipidemia

24 (29.27)

Viral hepatitis C

12 (14.63)

Ischemic heart disease

2 (2.44)

Active endocarditis

0

Prior cardiac surgery

0

Chronic lung disease

16 (19.52)

Critical preoperative condition

6 (7.3)

Functional classification

NYHA I

5 (6.1)

NYHA II

3 (3.65)

NYHA III

68 (82.92)

NYHA IV

6 (7.3)

Left ventricular function

EF > 50%

79 (96.34)

EF 31–50%

2 (2.44)

EF 21–30%

1 (1.22)

EF < 21%

0

Pulmonary hypertension

 

38 (46.43)

Presenting symptom

Asymptomatic

10 (12.19)

Syncopal attacks

16 (19.52)

Shortness of breath

72 (87.8)

Embolic complications

3 (3.65)

  1. SD standard deviation, n number of patients, EuroSCORE European system for cardiac operative risk evaluation, NYHA New York Heart Association, EF ejection fraction, CHD coronary heart disease. (Continuous data are presented as mean and standard deviation and categorical data as number and percent)