Add to ORKGIn normal subjects, exercise capacity is related to diastolic filling.(1) However, in patients with previous myocardial infarction, the association between exercise capacity and diastolic filling is less clear(2,3) and might be influenced by other determinants, such as infarct size and left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF). The present study compares exercise capacity in remote myocardial infarction, between patients with normal versus abnormal LV filling patterns, stratified for infarct size and LVEF. Transmitral inflow deceleration time (DT) of the early diastolic peak velocity and color M-mode derived flow propagation velocity (Vp) of the left ventricle were used to classify LV filling patterns.(4).</p
BACKGROUND: Kinetic energy (KE) of intracardiac blood flow reflects myocardial work spent on acceler...
Left ventricular dysfunction associated with metabolic disorders has a number of features that might...
SUMMARY To identify mechanisms underlying slow left ventricular filling in coronary artery disease, ...
In normal subjects, exercise capacity is related to diastolic filling.(1) However, in patients with ...
To validate a Doppler index of diastolic filling (E/Em) during exercise in the early stage of the pa...
Although exercise intolerance is a cardinal symptom of patients with dilated cardiomyopathy (DC) and...
Previous studies using Doppler echocardiography to evaluate left ventricular diastolic filling have ...
Background: The importance of left ventricular (LV) systolic dysfunction as a predictor of mortality...
BACKGROUND: Patients with similar grade diastolic dysfunction at rest may have a spectrum of alterat...
Resting measurement of only left ventricular systolic function, is not enough sufficient parameter t...
This original work aimed to further evaluate the central cardiac determinants of exercise capacity i...
Objectives.This study evaluated the role of preload reserve in the stroke volume response to exercis...
Background The association between diastolic abnormality and postexercise contractile decompensation...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relation between electrical dispersion a...
Left ventricular ejection fraction is normal at rest but may respond abnormally to exercise in many ...
BACKGROUND: Kinetic energy (KE) of intracardiac blood flow reflects myocardial work spent on acceler...
Left ventricular dysfunction associated with metabolic disorders has a number of features that might...
SUMMARY To identify mechanisms underlying slow left ventricular filling in coronary artery disease, ...
In normal subjects, exercise capacity is related to diastolic filling.(1) However, in patients with ...
To validate a Doppler index of diastolic filling (E/Em) during exercise in the early stage of the pa...
Although exercise intolerance is a cardinal symptom of patients with dilated cardiomyopathy (DC) and...
Previous studies using Doppler echocardiography to evaluate left ventricular diastolic filling have ...
Background: The importance of left ventricular (LV) systolic dysfunction as a predictor of mortality...
BACKGROUND: Patients with similar grade diastolic dysfunction at rest may have a spectrum of alterat...
Resting measurement of only left ventricular systolic function, is not enough sufficient parameter t...
This original work aimed to further evaluate the central cardiac determinants of exercise capacity i...
Objectives.This study evaluated the role of preload reserve in the stroke volume response to exercis...
Background The association between diastolic abnormality and postexercise contractile decompensation...
Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relation between electrical dispersion a...
Left ventricular ejection fraction is normal at rest but may respond abnormally to exercise in many ...
BACKGROUND: Kinetic energy (KE) of intracardiac blood flow reflects myocardial work spent on acceler...
Left ventricular dysfunction associated with metabolic disorders has a number of features that might...
SUMMARY To identify mechanisms underlying slow left ventricular filling in coronary artery disease, ...