Estimating Left Ventricular Mass from the Electrocardiogram across the Spectrum of LV Mass from Normal to Increased LV Mass in an Older Age Group

Table 3

The correlation between QRS voltage in some leads for men.

	S V3 + R aVL	AVL R × QRS duration	S V4 + deepest S in precordium	V3S	V4S
aVL R (Sokolow)	0.581	0.507	0.096	0.039	0.204∗
I R (Gubnar)	0.480	0.373	0.112	0.036	0.014
III R	−0.127	−0.052	0.175	0.09	−0.091
V1S (Wilson)	0.488	0.455	0.608	0.463	0.193
V2 S (Mazoleni)	0.568	0.571	0.829	0.784	0.395
V3 S	0.836	0.810	0.892	1	0.722
V4 S	0.700	0.728	0.793	0.722	1
V4 R	−0.328	−0.3568	−0.155	−0.207	−0.41
V5 R (Wilson)	−0.063	−0.141	0.084	0.013	−0.179
V6 R (Wilson)	0.126	0.054	0.220	0.133	0.024
S deepest any precordial lead	0.637	0.633	0.896	0.787	0.439
S V4 + S deepest (Peguero)	0.779	0.79	1	0.892	0.793
S V1 + R V5/V6 (Sokolow)	0.266	0.205	0.423	0.290	0.061
S V3 + R aVL (Cornell)	1	0.937	0.779	0.836	0.701
S V2 + R V5/6 (Romhilt)	0.381	0.343	0.630	0.549	0.219
S V1/2 + R V5/6 (Murphy)	0.370	0.331	0.620	0.496	0.186
S V1/2 + R V6 (Grant)	0.440	0.400	0.669	0.544	0.243
R V5/6 (Holt)	0.037	−0.028	0.176	0.088	−0.049
S V2 + R V4/5 (Wolff)	0.24	0.2	0.522	0.455	0.084
AVL R × QRS duration (Molloy Cornell)	0.939	1	0.790	0.810	0.728

Correlation coefficient (r) is listed as 1 when the factor is correlated with itself. , , , and .