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Heart rate significantly correlated with body weight, and systolic and diastolic right ventricular volumes significantly correlated with gender in apparently healthy domestic shorthair cats.
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), ejection fraction (%) and fractional area change (%) were measured and reported. Descriptive statistics were provided for all calculated variables. Statistical correlation of the collected variables with body weight, gender and heart rate were analyzed. Results showed that there is a significant correlation between heart rate with body weight and between systolic and diastolic RV volumes with gender. The results of the present study would help clinicians in the diagnosis of the right heart changes in DSH cats.
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Heydaryan et al. (2023) conducted an observational in Apparently healthy domestic shorthair cats. Body weight, gender, and heart rate was evaluated on Correlation of echocardiographic variables with body weight, gender and heart rate. Heart rate significantly correlated with body weight, and systolic and diastolic right ventricular volumes significantly correlated with gender in apparently healthy domestic shorthair cats.
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