… involving the main pulmonary arteries exemplifies how rapidly a patient may deteriorate …
of suspected pulmonary embolism.This is also an example of the prognostic significance of the …

… during analysis, which limits their value in the current everyday practice. We did not assess
the prognostic value of the analyzed echocardiographic parameters in the context of the …

… used to identify a group of normotensive patients with acute PE at increased risk for death
[45]. … able to describe the specific prognostic value of different findings and of different cut-offs. …

… of subjects with acute PE. Despite the various echocardiographic parameters that can be …
the mainstay of risk stratification among normotensive patients with acute PE. Our study adds …

… value of echocardiography in the assessment of left ventricular diastolic function in APE
patients, … of the European Society of Cardiology 10 ; patients with normal functions such as liver …

… The majority of patients are normotensive; only few patients with APE present with shock [4]. …
new prognostic factors to better stratify normotensive patients with APE. Echocardiographic …

… The focus of the present study was to evaluate the prognostic value of clinical,
echocardiographic, and helical pulmonary computed tomography angiography findings for adverse …

… This study aimed to evaluate the cumulative prognostic value of RVD markers in the risk …
Second, only 22.7% of the patients (n=119) had echocardiography performed at admission …

… and echocardiographic results. This study included normotensive patients with PE from the
PROgnosTic valuE … patients with acute symptomatic pulmonary embolism (PROTECT) study. …

… Besides the prognostic importance of RV dysfunction, the present study underlines the
relevance of comorbidities by identifying cancer as an important independent predictor of an in-…