May 15, 2024Polskie Archiwum Medycyny WewnętrznejOpen Access

Clinical and echocardiographic characterization of patients hospitalized for severe tricuspid valve regurgitation: a single tertiary-care center experience with two-year follow-up

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APAdam PiaseckiMedical University of Warsaw MTMariusz TomaniakMedical University of Warsaw KGKarolina GumiężnaMedical University of Warsaw

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Cohort study reveals disproportionately high mortality and prognostic markers in severe tricuspid regurgitation, highlighting the utility of the TRI-SCORE model.

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Disproportionately high mortality occurs in hospitalized patients with severe tricuspid regurgitation, and adverse outcomes track with impaired right ventricular function.
Observational analysis across two-year follow-up links right atrial area and reduced tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion directly to worse clinical survival.
Highlights the necessity of using the TRI-SCORE model instead of EuroSCORE II, which substantially underestimates surgical risk in this demanding patient population.

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Piasecki et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e69ff8b6db64358762380c https://doi.org/10.20452/pamw.16752

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Cohort study reveals disproportionately high mortality and prognostic markers in severe tricuspid regurgitation, highlighting the utility of the TRI-SCORE model.

Clinical and echocardiographic characterization of patients hospitalized for severe tricuspid valve regurgitation: a single tertiary-care center experience with two-year follow-up

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Clinical and echocardiographic characterization of patients hospitalized for severe tricuspid valve regurgitation: a single tertiary-care center experience with two-year follow-up

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