Key result
A thick LV free wall and thin septum in LBBB may determine CRT efficacy.
Why the study?
Do baseline left ventricular wall dimensions predict echocardiographic and clinical outcomes in cardiac resynchronization therapy candidates?
Do baseline left ventricular wall dimensions predict echocardiographic and clinical outcomes in cardiac resynchronization therapy candidates?
This study aims to determine if left ventricular wall and cavity dimensions can predict the efficacy and clinical outcomes of cardiac resynchronization therapy.
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May guide CRT responder identification by LV geometry; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Borgh et al. (2017) studied this question. Left ventricular wall dimensions, including a thick free wall and thin septum in LBBB, may determine the echocardiographic and clinical efficacy of cardiac resynchronization therapy.
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