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2010
Cardiac output is determined by the efficient left and right ventricular performance; therefore, one should always see the right ventricle as an important integral part of the overall cardiac pump function. A strong evidence supporting the role of the right ventricle in determining exercise tolerance as well as clinical outcome in patients with heart ...
Per Lindqvist, Michael Y. Henein
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Cardiac output is determined by the efficient left and right ventricular performance; therefore, one should always see the right ventricle as an important integral part of the overall cardiac pump function. A strong evidence supporting the role of the right ventricle in determining exercise tolerance as well as clinical outcome in patients with heart ...
Per Lindqvist, Michael Y. Henein
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1994
Right heart failure may result from dysfunctional right ventricular (RV) myocardium, excessive load imposed on the right ventricle during systole and/or diastole, or obstruction to RV inflow. The clinical expression of right heart failure is similar regardless of cause, and is mediated via a combination of elevated systemic venous pressure and ...
James E. Udelson, Marvin A. Konstam
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Right heart failure may result from dysfunctional right ventricular (RV) myocardium, excessive load imposed on the right ventricle during systole and/or diastole, or obstruction to RV inflow. The clinical expression of right heart failure is similar regardless of cause, and is mediated via a combination of elevated systemic venous pressure and ...
James E. Udelson, Marvin A. Konstam
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2011
Most discussions of heart failure (HF) focus on the left ventricleand its dysfunction. The right heart is, of course, commonlyaffected in HF, both by the same disease processes as affect the leftheart, and as a consequence of left heart disease. The right heartitself is much less commonly affected in isolation, but patients withheart disease do ...
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Most discussions of heart failure (HF) focus on the left ventricleand its dysfunction. The right heart is, of course, commonlyaffected in HF, both by the same disease processes as affect the leftheart, and as a consequence of left heart disease. The right heartitself is much less commonly affected in isolation, but patients withheart disease do ...
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Striking the Right Balance in Heart Failure
Annals of Internal Medicine, 2016Recent clinical trials found that, compared with an angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor, angiotensin-receptor blocker and neprilysin inhibitor combination therapy decreased cardiovascular morta...
Monica R. Shah, Michael S. Lauer
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Right Heart Failure After Thoracoplasty
Diseases of the Chest, 1948SUMMARY 1)We have presented two cases of right heart failure with chronic pulmonary tuberculosis with associated thoracoplasty and permanent phrenic paralysis. 2)While the theoretical considerations for such an association have been given, no definite causal relationship could be postulated.
H.M. Maier, Allan Hurst
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The Assessment of the Right Heart Failure Syndrome
Seminars in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2015The right heart failure (RHF) syndrome is a pathophysiologically complex state commonly associated with dysfunction of the right ventricle (RV). The normal RV is suited for its purposes of distributing venous blood to the low-resistance pulmonary circulation. Myriad stresses imposed upon it, though, can ultimately result in its failure, with the threat
Wassim H. Fares +2 more
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2018
Right heart failure (RHF) represents a disturbance or dysfunction in any of the components that constitute the right heart circulatory system. The right ventricle is overshadowed by the left ventricle and the crescent-shaped right ventricle is anatomofunctionally different from the conical-shaped left ventricle due to its myocardial structure.
Kaan Kirali +2 more
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Right heart failure (RHF) represents a disturbance or dysfunction in any of the components that constitute the right heart circulatory system. The right ventricle is overshadowed by the left ventricle and the crescent-shaped right ventricle is anatomofunctionally different from the conical-shaped left ventricle due to its myocardial structure.
Kaan Kirali +2 more
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Physiopathology of Right Heart Failure
2018The physiopathology of the right heart failure is tightly linked to the particular features of the right ventricle (RV). Its small dimension along with the specific geometry ensures the compliance of the RV which is able to accommodate extreme variations in venous return. Myocardial dysfunction, pressure overload, volume overload, and preload reduction
Carmen Elena Plesoianu +2 more
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2017
Right ventricular failure (RV-F) is a complex, heterogeneous clinical syndrome, characterized by dyspnea—fatigue complaints and normally systemic congestion, which “can result from any structural or functional cardiovascular disorder that impairs the ability of the RV to fill or to eject blood” [1–3].
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Right ventricular failure (RV-F) is a complex, heterogeneous clinical syndrome, characterized by dyspnea—fatigue complaints and normally systemic congestion, which “can result from any structural or functional cardiovascular disorder that impairs the ability of the RV to fill or to eject blood” [1–3].
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Treatment of Chronic Right Heart Failure
2014Chronic RV failure is a progressive and ultimately fatal syndrome that results from a gradually increasing inability of the heart to adequately pump blood. This causes symptoms of dyspnea and fatigue which may limit exercise tolerance and can lead to fluid retention.
van Campen, J.S.J.A., Bogaard, H.J.
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