Key result
Cardiac MRI analysis of patients with right ventricular dysfunction identified 6 distinct phenotypic patterns, most commonly depressed right ventricular function plus left ventricular dysfunction (42.1%).
Why the study?
What are the phenotypic patterns of right ventricular dysfunction as assessed by cardiac MRI?
Population
159 patients with signs of right ventricular dysfunction (RVD) based on cardiac MRI findings
Design
Cohort
Authors
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Supports CMR phenotyping of RV dysfunction; leaves open whether patterns predict outcomes or guide therapy.
Observational (n=159)
No
What are the phenotypic patterns of right ventricular dysfunction as assessed by cardiac MRI?
Cardiac MRI can classify right ventricular dysfunction into distinct pathophysiological patterns, which may help in understanding RV remodeling across different clinical etiologies.
Sánchez‐Lázaro et al. (2013) conducted an observational in Right ventricular dysfunction (n=159). Cardiac MRI evaluation of right ventricular dysfunction was evaluated on Phenotypic patterns of right ventricular dysfunction. Cardiac MRI analysis of patients with right ventricular dysfunction identified 6 distinct phenotypic patterns, most commonly depressed right ventricular function plus left ventricular dysfunction (42.1%).
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