In many conditions characterised by septal hypertrophy, females have been shown to have worse outcomes compared to males. In clinical practice and research, similar cutoff points for septal hypertrophy are still used for both sexes. Here, we explore the association between different cutoff points for septal hypertrophy and survival in relation to sex.
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