Abnormal cardiac output is associated with higher long-term mortality in patients with significant isolated secondary tricuspid regurgitation, suggesting it may help in selecting patients for intervention.
Significant isolated secondary TR was associated with 19% of mortality. It is also associated with higher long-term mortality if CO is abnormal, suggesting a possible role for evaluating better and selecting patients for intervention.
Chen et al. (2021) studied this question.
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