Key result
Diastolic dysfunction is an independent risk factor for adverse cardiovascular events and longer hospital stays in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgical interventions.
Why the study?
Current guidelines on perioperative cardiovascular risk stratification for non-cardiac surgery do not identify diastolic dysfunction as a negative prognostic factor.
Does the presence of diastolic dysfunction predict cardiovascular complications in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgical interventions?
Does the presence of diastolic dysfunction predict cardiovascular complications in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgical interventions?
Diastolic dysfunction is associated with increased perioperative cardiovascular risk in non-cardiac surgery, highlighting a potential gap in current risk stratification guidelines.
May inform preoperative risk assessment in non-cardiac surgery; leaves open whether routine evaluation improves outcomes.
The article is an overview of foreign data on the evaluation of diastolic function disorders as a predictor of cardiovascular complications in non-cardiac surgical interventions. This problem is of significant practical interest, since in modern recommendations on the stratification of cardiac risk of perioperative complications, diastolic dysfunction is not identified as a negative prognostic factor. Although current guidelines on perioperative assessment of cardiovascular risks in extracardiac surgery do not evaluate diastolic dysfunction as a risk factor, more and more data indicate a higher incidence of serious adverse cardiac events, a longer hospital stay in patients with diastolic CHF. The article presents modern evidence supporting the need to include diastolic dysfunction in the risk stratification of non-cardiac surgical interventions.
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О. Н. Джиоева (2018) conducted a review in Patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery. Diastolic dysfunction vs. Normal diastolic function was evaluated on Perioperative cardiovascular complications. Diastolic dysfunction is an independent risk factor for adverse cardiovascular events and longer hospital stays in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgical interventions.
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