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Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

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Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

CHAPTER12Diastolic Functionn INTRODUCTION________________________________Roth ventricles ofthc heart arc bidirectional hemodynamic pumps and engage in

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2n functions of suction (relaxation) and ejection (contraction). Relaxation aids io filing during diastole, and therefore, filing parameters denote dia

stolic function. T c phenomena of relaxation and contraction are interlinked and energy-dependent. Diastole precedes systole, because no ejection is p Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

ossible unless there is filing frst. T c processes of relaxation and filing constitute diastolic function. Increased resistance to filing is the simpl

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

est way of defning diastolic dysfunction. Diastolic dysfunction is the frst manifestation of a disease process and explains the symptoms better. Abnor

CHAPTER12Diastolic Functionn INTRODUCTION________________________________Roth ventricles ofthc heart arc bidirectional hemodynamic pumps and engage in

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2 on Doppler echocardiographic visualization of infow and/or ventricular tissue re-extension, although many more parameters are described.T e study of

pressure volume loop during diastole is the ideal way to understand and assess diastolic function. However, there are several surrogate methods and pa Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

rameters in echo-Doppler techniques, which provide reasonable, reliable and actionable information about diastolic function. In general, diastolic dys

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

function maybe characterized by enlargement of upstream chamber (atrium), alteration in various phases of diastole and raised filing pressures. Howeve

CHAPTER12Diastolic Functionn INTRODUCTION________________________________Roth ventricles ofthc heart arc bidirectional hemodynamic pumps and engage in

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2l situation, like exercise, may provide enhanced information. Diastolic compensatory mechanisms that maintain filing volume are the earliest evidence

of dysfunction. 1 ere is also evidence of regional diastolic wall motion nonuniformity. Noninvasivc surrogates often reported in clinical studies refe Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

ct integrative properties that lack specifcily.□ PHYSIOLOGY OF DIASTOLEDiastolic dysfunction is rhe physiological expression of morphological cardiova

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

scular disease. T c healthy myocardium is an active, nonlinear, nonhomogeneous and anisotropic viscoelastic material. During diastolic lengthening, no

CHAPTER12Diastolic Functionn INTRODUCTION________________________________Roth ventricles ofthc heart arc bidirectional hemodynamic pumps and engage in

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2a (Fig. 12.11.T ere IS a certain degree of systolic elastance and also a def nite degree of diastolic elastance.1 Tn several disease states like hyper

tension, diabetes and left ventricular hypertrophy as also with aging, systolic elastance remains unaffected or may actually increase, and diastolic e Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

lastance decreases, which can be studied and assessed by echo-Doppler parameters of diastolic function (Fig. 12.2).On the other hand, when systolic el

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

astance is reduced, diastolic elastance initially increases due to remodeling and diastolic dysfunction denoted by filing pressures, therein, is a man

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itX! tail with reduced end diaslolii: etastariiZ!Fig. 12.3: Diastole dystuncoon in clinical sense IS raised diastole [xcssixr.s, which means trxiuend

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cxxiipliatxxỉ nt inrrnasixl liixslofc: stirtness.diseases affect the left ventricle (LV) primarily, and therefore. Il IS pertinent to discuss largely

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Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2•Passive effects of connective tissue•Rapid changes in atrial and ventricular pressures•Transmural fow•Interactions with the right ventricle and peric

ardium•Atrial systole□ SIGNIFICANCE OF DIASTOLIC FUNCTION•Tdcntifcation of prcclinical diseases in probands•Diagnosis of clinical syndrome of heart fa Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

ilure•Marker of incremental prognosis in diverse cardiacdisorders•Monitoring therapy and follow-up•Understanding exercise physiology•Cardiac versus no

Ebook A practical approach to clinical echocardiography: Part 2

n cardiac dyspnea•Physiological versus pathological remodeling•Optimizing devices and drugs response•Evaluation of in Ira ventricular dyssynchrony•Stu

CHAPTER12Diastolic Functionn INTRODUCTION________________________________Roth ventricles ofthc heart arc bidirectional hemodynamic pumps and engage in

CHAPTER12Diastolic Functionn INTRODUCTION________________________________Roth ventricles ofthc heart arc bidirectional hemodynamic pumps and engage in

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