Echocardiographic Assessment of Diastolic Function: A Joint Presentation of IAC, ASE and SDMS

This webcast is designed to: discuss technical tips for echo assessment of diastolic function; discuss diastolic function assessment as detailed in the 2016 ASE Diastolic Function Guidelines.
Note: This webcast was recorded from a previous live webinar held in September 2017 no CE credit is available for viewing.

[@tonymcnamara4188]

best diastology lecture I've seen, thank you

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thank you very much very helpful and clear to understand webinar.

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[@doctorss5]

In the second algorithm regarding patients with reduced EF or with normal EF but with myocardial disease, is there no way that this patient has a normal diastolic function?
As in the best scenario in this algorithm, the patient has a normal LAP but with grade I diastolic dysfunction (No mention for normal diastolic function).

[@briannduati08]

How does one make a diagnosis of HFpEF? Eg a pt with exertional dyspnea, bilateral leg swelling with an echo showing EF 55%, E/A 2.1, E/e' 24, TR PG 50mmHG , LAVI 40. The patient has no hx of lung disease, CKD etc. According to this guideline the patient would be classified in grade 3 DD' with high filling pressures. But what about HFpEF?

[@luqmanmohamudomar7123]

Regarding to HFpEF diagnosis, try to look the ESC algorithm of HFA-PEFF2. They use biomaker component ( BNP/NT-pro BNP ) and echocardiographic component ( Functional and morphological values ) to make the diagnosis of HFpEF. Stress echo/invasive hemosynamic parameters are used when the HFA-PEFF2 score of non-invasive is less than 5.

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