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肺动脉压力和右心室功能的预后值在心力衰竭中的心声回声学中

Stefano Ghio1, Erberto Carluccio2, Monica Franzese3

  • 1Fondazione IRCCS Policlinico S Matteo, Pavia, Italy.

The American journal of cardiology
|March 1, 2026
PubMed
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三环状平面的缩外流与缩肺动脉压力 (TAPSE/sPAP) 比率有效预测心力衰竭 (HF) 患者和心血管风险因素患者的死亡率. 针对TAPSE/sPAP,TAPSE和sPAP的具体门确定了增加的死亡风险.

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AIC,Akaike信息标准的信息标准.CVRF,心血管疾病风险因素Ees/Ea,末缩与动脉弹性比率.HFpEF,心力衰竭与保存的左心室喷射小部分.HR,危险比率的危险比率.LTR,概率比率测试LVEF,左心室喷射分数,左心室喷射分数RVEF,右心室喷射小部分.TAPSE,三状环状平面缩外流TRV,三腹吐速度的速度.TTE,跨胸腔心声扫描,心声扫描心力衰竭与保存的喷射分数的心脏衰竭心力衰竭与减少的喷射分数心力衰竭sPAP,缩性肺动脉压力缩性肺动脉的压力压力三状环状平面缩外流 HFrEF,心力衰竭与左心室排气分数减少.

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