Left ventricular (LV) strain (ԑ)-volume loops are examined to provide novel insight into the haemodynamic cardiac consequences of aortic valve 46 stenosis (AS) and aortic valve regurgitation (AR) to provide novel insight into the haemodynamic cardiac consequences of aortic valve regurgitation.
In individuals free of overt cardiovascular disease, MRI-derived LV filling dynamics were associated with structural alterations of the left atrium and pulmonary vasculature, suggesting that changes across the cardiopulmonary axis may already be detectable by whole-body MRI before clinical disease becomes apparent.
C. Wintergerst, R. Lorbeer, S. Rospleszcz et al.· Frontiers in Cardiovascular...· 0 citations
Given its high sensitivity in evaluating left ventricular systolic function in patients with HCM, EF1 represents a promising adjunctive parameter for the multimodal assessment of systolic function in this population.
There are no significant correlations between AAPSE and LV rotational parameters, but the trends observed in subgroup analyses could serve as hypothesis-generating observations for future studies.
A. Nemes, Barbara Bordács, N. Ambrus et al.· Journal of Clinical Medicine· 0 citations
LV remodeling in MVP is a multifactorial process, where, especially in patients with Barlow disease, the associated mitral annular dilatation and larger prolapse volume drive LV dilatation beyond MR severity.
L. Pype, O. Marchenko, S. V. Van Laer et al.· Circulation Cardiovascular I...· 0 citations
The TVARC and ASE cutoffs for RV dysfunction showed prognostic value in patients with significant STR, and combining TAPSE and RVFWLS may provide a pragmatic, exploratory framework for risk stratification of these patients.
X. Galloo, M. Dietz, E. Prihadi et al.· JACC Cardiovascular Imaging· 1 citation
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