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Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2__Importance of the light ventricle (RV) in health and disease has seen a sea change from being just a conduit to an important contractile chamber, wh

ich significantly impacts cardiac physiology, hemodynamics and development of symptoms.1 11 is die final barrier between compensated versus decompensa Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

ted heart. Right ventricular musculature when stressed expresses several important enzymes and activates several signal transduction pathways involved

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

in hypertrophy, fibrosis and pulmonary vasoconstriction.’ These changes hring new meaning to pharmacotherapy of heart failure and the role of die RV.

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2ystemic circulation, pulmonary circulation has a much lower vascular resistance andFig. 11.1: Schnmtic diagram of kw vnpedanct: right lx:atl orciilali

nn snort-axis view.greater pulmonary artery distensibilily? Under normal conditions, right-sided pressures arc significantly lower than comparable lef Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

t-sided pressures. Despite this, the RV ejects similar or somewhat greater volume during systole compared to the left ventricle (I.V) *0 (Figs 11.1 an

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

d 11.5).n PECULIARITIES OF THE RIGHT VENTRICLE• The right ventricular systolic function is predominantly afterload-dependent and minimally affected by

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2s unimpressive unlike the LV. partly because myofiber orientation and muscle volume Is different (Fig. 11.7).•Highly rrabeculated and spongy appearanc

e of rhe cavity allows it to work as an efficient volume pump but poses challenges with regard to geometric volume estimations7 (Fig. 11.8).190Section Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

3 Systolic and Diastohc FunctionFig. 11.2: LMtncuton or pulmonary artery systolic pressure in normal sutyects.Fig. 11.3: LXstntxjtion or pulmonary ar

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tery mean pressire in normal suDiects. A mean pressure > 25 mm Hg indicates presence or pulmo-riMiy hypeileiiNkxi4002550 75 100 125 150 175RV volume (

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2t or the lett ventricle {White).•Presence of a transverse moderator band prevents undue chamber dilatation and hence despite significant combined pres

sure and volume overload in heart failure, it is not uncommon to see minimum geometric alterations/' Ihis makes eye-balling highly deceptive in assess Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography (E): Part 2

ing right ventricular function (Fig. 11.9).•in advanced diseased states, outflow may become a dominant contractile chamber by virtue of its circumfere

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ntial muscle orientation. Little attention has been given to the Importance of this phenomenon (Rgs 11.10 and 11.11).□ FUNCTION PARAMETERSFunction of

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

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led with a mechanical event for completeEchocardiography Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Cbmcal Applications191Fig. 11.6: Right

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e pulmonary valve.

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

CHAPTEREchocardiographic Assessment of Right Ventricular Function: Methods and Clinical Applications31~1 INTRODUCTION_________________________________

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