… the management of acute RV failure.[33] The triage and initial evaluation of patients presenting
with acute RV failure … tachycardia or following survived SCD, and after secondary causes …

… thus becomes essential to the diagnosis and prognostication of right heart failure. … Eventual
RV dilatation causes additional deleterious ventricular interaction in diastole (see section on …

… Initial evaluation is based on clinical history and physical examination. The history of the …
decision, or bridge to bridge whilst the underlying causes for cardiogenic shock are addressed. …

… role of left ventricular assist devices and heart transplantation… cardiopulmonary exercise test
and right-heart catheterization … muscle cells, levosimendan causes systemic and pulmonary …

… early diagnosis and management of these patients. This review focuses on the different
modalities and indices used for the evaluation of … Its causes are summarised in Table 1. It is not …

… Diagnosis of RHF requires the presence of signs of elevated … RV failure may be either acute
or chronic [11]. The most common causes of acute RHF are pulmonary embolism and acute …

… This causes the right ventricle free wall to be pulled, without … Most evaluation of RV structure
and function is performed at … catheterisation remains the gold standard for diagnosis of …

… RV evaluation should thus include quantitative measurement of RV size, right atrium (RA)
size, RV … consists of percutaneous intervention for correctable causes, physical rehabilitation, …

… Notably, early identification of right heart failure and tricuspid … causes of TR and RHF,
including left ventricular (LV) failure, … or severe TR a diagnostic work-up to confirm the diagnosis …

… Integral transcriptional, signal transduction, immunobiologic, and metabolic pathways
involved in the pathophysiology of acute right heart failure. ARDS, acute respiratory distress …