The Relationship Between Longitudinal Fractional Shortening and Diastolic Function in Individuals With Hypertension and the Global Longitudinal Strain Value in Patients With Hypertensive Hypertrophy for Subclinical Lv Dysfunction

December 30, 2025Open Access

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To explore the relationship between longitudinal fractional shortening and diastolic function in individuals with hypertension, along with global longitudinal strain values in hypertensive hypertrophy patients.
Analyzed cardiac function indicators in hypertensive individuals.
Used echocardiographic measurements to assess longitudinal fractional shortening and diastolic function.
Investigated global longitudinal strain values in patients with hypertensive hypertrophy.
Found a significant relationship between longitudinal fractional shortening and diastolic function.
Identified global longitudinal strain as a valuable marker for detecting subclinical left ventricular dysfunction in hypertension.

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Observational study examines subclinical left ventricular dysfunction in hypertensive individuals, suggesting important heart health implications.

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-, KEERTHANA M P,ABINAYASRI K G, SANDHIYA R,SHERINE KARUNYA W,SURATHUL SAMRIN,SAMBATHKUMAR L,KISHORE KANNA (2025) studied this question.

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