Whether left ventricular (LV) systolic properties are reduced in diastolic heart failure (DHF) remains controversial, because patients with DHF maintain a normal stroke volume and ejection ...

How should his case be managed? Coronary artery disease is the cause of approximately two thirds of cases of systolic heart failure, although hypertension and diabetes are likely to be ...

Systolic congestive heart failure, or systolic heart failure, is a type of heart failure that involves the left side of the heart. As the left side of the heart begins losing some function ...

Systolic congestive heart failure, or systolic heart failure, is a type of heart failure that involves the left side of the heart. As the left side of the heart begins losing some function ...

Community-based studies revealed a higher prevalence of LV systolic and diastolic dysfunction using the new echocardiographic imaging techniques. Future prospective studies will clarify the ...

Heart problems or diseases can lead to heart failure. Some of the most common causes of systolic heart failure are: High blood pressure: If you have this, your heart has to work harder to pump ...

Focused cardiac ultrasonography is a practical, transthoracic, qualitative or semiquantitative means of assessing cardiac size, structure, and function that is performed and interpreted by the ...

Systolic heart failure is a kind of heart failure in which heart's lower chambers (ventricles) become weak to contract and pump out enough blood to meet the body's needs. This results in shortness ...

Afib occurs more often when severe left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVSD) is present. We hypothesized that even after a successful AFL ablation, the incidence of postablation Afib is ...

PERM1, a promising protein, paves the way for new treatments for systolic heart failure. The heart, an extraordinary muscle, beats tirelessly at 60 to 100 times a minute, day and night.