Key result
Mutations in the MYH7 converter region are associated with adverse prognosis, with median event-free survival of 50±2 years in the study cohort and 53±3 years in literature cases (p=0.27).
Why the study?
Do specific mutations in the converter domain of MYH7 affect event-free survival in patients with cardiomyopathy?
Population
526 individuals with mutations in the converter domain of β myosin heavy chain. Clinical diagnoses included…
Comparison
Presence of specific mutations in the converter… vs Comparison between different specific mutations…
Design
Cohort
Authors
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May inform risk stratification for MYH7 cardiomyopathy carriers; extends observational cohorts but leaves management implications open.
Cohort (n=526)
Do specific mutations in the converter domain of MYH7 affect event-free survival in patients with cardiomyopathy?
p-value: p=0.27
Mutations in the MYH7 converter region are generally associated with adverse prognosis in cardiomyopathy, but specific mutations like Arg719Gln confer significantly worse event-free survival compared to others.
García-Giustiniani et al. (2015) conducted a cohort in Cardiomyopathy with mutations in the converter domain of MYH7 (n=526). Mutations in the converter domain of MYH7 vs. Literature cases was evaluated on Cardiovascular death or transplant (p=0.27). Mutations in the MYH7 converter region are associated with adverse prognosis, with median event-free survival of 50±2 years in the study cohort and 53±3 years in literature cases (p=0.27).
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