Quantitative tissue velocity imaging of chronic pulmonary heart of right ventricular diastolic function in clinical research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Quantitative tissue velocity imaging of chronic pulmonary heart of right ventricular diastolic function in clinical research [Abstract] Objective To investigate the quantitative tissue velocity imaging (QTVI) technical evaluation of chronic pulmonary heart disease right ventricular diastolic function in patients with clinical significance. Methods 30 patients with chronic pulmonary heart disease, pulmonary heart disease according to the national meeting of the third set is divided into functions on behalf of the diagnostic criteria Compensation and decompensation of the ultrasound examination. One group of 15 patients with compensated, decompensated group of 15 patients, normal control group of 30 patients. conventional parasternal four chambers of the heart to take section were applied Doppler blood flow spectrum Determination of population diastolic tricuspid flow spectrum: peak early diastolic flow velocity E and A peak to peak late diastolic flow velocity, and calculate the E / A ratio. and then measured by quantitative tissue Doppler right ventricular free wall c peak mitral annulus velocity: peak early diastolic tricuspid annulus velocity Ve and the peak late diastolic tricuspid annulus velocity Va, and calculate the Ve / Va ratio. the result of chronic pulmonary heart disease than the control group to reduce the peak tricuspid E , A peak increased, E / A lt;1, to reduce the tricuspid annulus Ve, Va increased, Ve / Va lt;1, pulmonary heart disease compared with the control group were significantly different, and the decompensated group (P lt;0.01) than decompensated group (P lt;0.05) change is more obvious. Conclusions Patients with chronic pulmonary heart disease to reduce right ventricular diastolic function, decompensated group is more obvious, and tricuspid valve Doppler filling parameters compared to oral, QTVI method decompensated pulmonary heart function of patients with right ventricular diastolic dysfunction in a higher