P INTERVAL DISPERSION AND ITS CORRELATION FACTORS AMONG HEALTHY CHINESE

Wang C, Xie Z-W, Li M-X, Lin P, Cao M-J, Xu YDeng C-B

Department of Cardiovascular Pediatric

The 2nd Affiliated Hospital of XiangYa Medical College of Central Southern

University, Changsha, Hunan, China

 

Objective: To establish mean value of P interval dispersion of 12-lead simultaneous body surface electrocardiogram in healthy Chinese and to make correlative factor analysis.

Methods: 12-lead simultaneous body surface electrocardiogram data were taken from 2078 healthy Chinese aged 1 to 87 (39.4±17.3) years with SR-1000A automated electrocardiography made by Guangdong Zhongshan of China. These data were saved in the floppy disk. The expert analysed replayed electrocardiogram on the screen. Amplitude was magnified 1mV=20 / 40mm and paper speed was increased to 50 / 100mm/s. Pmax and Pmin were calculated as Pd (Pmax—Pmin) and corrected by Bazett's formula as Pcd (Pcmax—Pcmin).

Results: Mean value of Pmax, Pmin Pd and Pcd has tendency to be prolonged and Pcmax and Pcmin has trend to be shortened with increasing of age, but without significant difference in age and sex. In 187 years mean value of Pmax was 109.85±7.88ms, Pmin was 80.97±11.42ms, Pcmax was 123.13±12.00ms, Pcmin was 90.85±14.40ms, Pd was 28.89±10.74ms and Pcd was 32.39±12.10ms, and in 114 years children mean value were Pmax101.54±9.49msPmin76.85±10.19msPd(24.82±7.51)ms and Pcd (31.10±9.89)ms. 77.04% and 14.39% of Pmax were in lead and V5 lead and 74.69% and 7.84% of Pmin were in V1 lead and V2 lead.

Conclusions: The mean values of Pmax is 96120ms and Pd is 850ms and Pcd is 1056ms among healthy Chinese. Pd shows no significant correlation with heart rate and age and sex.

 

 
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