Cardiac ventricular weights recorded at the autopsy of healthy subjects who died of external causes
作者： Sérgio Lamêgo Rodrigues , Enildo Broetto Pimentel , José Geraldo Mill
DOI: 10.1590/S0066-782X2007001700001
关键词: Resection 、 Ventricle 、 Internal medicine 、 Surgery 、 LV hypertrophy 、 Epicardial fat 、 Medicine 、 Cardiology 、 Population 、 Autopsy 、 Healthy subjects 、 Espirito santo
摘要: OBJECTIVE:To establish cardiac ventricular weights recorded during the autopsy of healthy individuals who died external causes, aiming at determining normality patterns in our population. METHODS:A total 94 hearts were evaluated Forensics Department city Vitoria, Espirito Santo. After heart removal and resection atria epicardial fat, right ventricle (RV) left (LV), including septum, separated weighed mass was indexed by height. The Kolmogorov-Smirnov test used to distribution. Data are presented as means± SD. RESULTS:After exclusion 12 (possible cardiovascular disease detected post-mortem) 82 examined (52 males 30 females, aged 16-68 yrs, 31±12 yrs). weight LV 181±25 g 125±15 g, RV 54±7 38±6 g; height 105±14 g/m 78±8 g/m, for respectively. P95 218 128 148 88 females. No significant correlation between age observed. CONCLUSION:The from sample higher than that reported contemporary literature. Our results suggest presence hypertrophy can be inferred > or
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