Key result
A systematic approach combining pressure-volume relationships and echocardiography enables effective assessment of diastolic dysfunction in pediatric congenital heart disease.
Understanding pressure-volume relationships and left ventricular stiffness is essential for evaluating diastolic dysfunction and managing HFpEF in patients after congenital heart disease surgery.
Diastolic assessment may guide heart failure care in congenital heart disease; leaves open validated protocols pending further trials.
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Masutani et al. (2016) conducted a review in Congenital Heart Disease. Diastolic function assessment was evaluated. A systematic approach combining pressure-volume relationships and echocardiography enables effective assessment of diastolic dysfunction in pediatric congenital heart disease.
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