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Lo studio della funzione ventricolare sinistra: stiamo entrando in una nuova era? _ Trieste San Daniele del Friuli Olga Vriz Left Ventricular Performance: - Fractional Shortening LVEF Diastolic Function Global Longitudinal Strain (GLS) - LV Torsion Forces that oppose Left Ventricular ejection - Ventricular arterial coupling Blood flow -Changes in Blood flow direction in cardiac chambers FS= LVIDD-LVIDS/LVIDDx100 ( vn 25-45%) Inner Shell= ([LVIDD+SWTD/2+PWTD/2]3-LVIDD3+LVIDS3)1/3-LVIDS MWFS= ([LVIDD+SWTD/2+PWTD/2]-[LVIDs+inner shell)]/ (LVIDD+SWTD/2+PWTD/2)x100 (vn 14-23%) EF ( biplane method of disks summation- Modified Simpson’s rule) (vn 52-74%) Basic Diastolic Survey MV inflow DTI Pulmonary veins Left atrial volume index Basic Diastolic Survey Global Longitudinal Strain (GLS)= myocardial deformation Peak value of 2D longitudinal speckle tracking derived strain (%). NV -20% Angle independent Established prognostic value Vendor dependent 546 pts 584 pts Counter Clockwise rotatoin Clockwise rotatoin LV twisting motion is due to contraction of obliquely oriented fibers in the subepicardium, which course toward the apex in the counterclockwise spiral Untwisting starts in late systole but mostly occurs during the IVRT and largely finishes at the time of the MV opens. LV twist plays an important role in systolic function and untwisting in diastolic function contributes to LV filling through suction generation VENTRICULAR-ARTERIAL COUPLING Effective arterial elastance Ea (Ea 2.2+/-0.8 mmHg/ml). Can be considered the net arterial load that is imposed to the LV Left ventricular systolic elastance (or end systolic stiffness) Ees is a index of contractility (Ees 2.3+/-1.0 mmHg/ml) Ea/Ees=1 ASS 4 Medio Friuli –Servizio di Cardiologia– Ospedale San Antonio - San Daniele del Friuli Am J Med. 1991 May 29;90(5B):14S-18S. Coupling between the heart and arterial system in heart VENTRICULAR-ARTERIAL COUPLING failure. Sasayama S, Asanoi H. ASS 4 Medio Friuli –Servizio di Cardiologia– Ospedale San Antonio - San Daniele del Friuli Ea: (0.9XSBP/SV) Ees = (DiastBP-(ENdest*SystBP*0.9)) / (SVcalculated*ENdest) TND = PreEjection Time/TotalSystolic Time ENdavg = 0.35695 + (-7.2266 +(74.249 +(-307.39 +(684.54 +(-856.92 + (571.95 159.1*TND)*TND)*TND)*TND)*TND)*TND)*TND ENdest = 0.0275 -0.165*(EF/100) +0.3656*(DiastBP/(SystBP*0.9)) +0.515*Endavg Ea/Ees=1 End= normalized elastance JACC 2001 ASS 4 Medio Friuli –Servizio di Cardiologia– Ospedale San Antonio - San Daniele del Friuli Wave Intensity (WI) ASS 4 Medio Friuli –Servizio di Cardiologia– Ospedale San Antonio - San Daniele del Friuli Wave intensity (WI) WI = (dP/dt) x (dU/dt) WI = (dP/dt) x (dU/dt) + + + W1 + - W1 W2 W2 - Wave intensity (WI) W1 – first peak, in early ejection Its magnitude increases with cardiac contractility ≈ LVmax dP/dt max dP/dt2]/ρc W2 – seccond peak, late systole to isovolumic relaxation, related to the ability of LV to actively stop aortic blood flow ≈ time constant of LV relaxation (tau)and –dP/dt max dP/dt]2ρc Heart and Vessels 2014 Echocardiographic Image velocity (contrast agent) Combined color-Doppler/spackle tracking Changes of flow through the heart chambers and appearance of VORTICES: regions of accumalated VORTICITY Vorteces plays an important role in normal cardiac function: - Keeping blood in motion Preserving momentum Avoiding excessive dissipation of energy Facilitating inflow into ventricle Redirecting flow towards the aorta Stiamo entrando in una nuova era della comprensione della funzione del Ventricolo Sinistro