The diastomy function should be included in the sudden death risk assessment! Austrian scholars suggest

A recent study by austrian scholars found that the risk of dying from arrhythmia was high, regardless of whether the left ventricular blood-semia score (LVEF) was 35% or 35%researchers believe that diastomy functional grading may help improve the risk of arrhythmia death risk stratificationstudy, the researchers classified the diastori function as I-IIIKaplan-Meier analysis showed that patients with abnormally abnormal lyadia were at the highest risk of cardiopathic death or cardiac arrest, and were at 35% or 35% of LVEFcorrected the associated mixing factors, Diascosufficiency was rated as Level III to increase the risk of cardiopulmonary resuscitation after arrhythmia death or cardiac arrest in the overall experimental populationstudy also found that patients with incomplete assadotic insufficiency were also had the highest mortality rates of non-arrhythmiaresearchers, ischemic (coronary stenosis) or non-ischemic cardiomyopathy patients have a higher risk of arrhythmia, clinically significantly reduced heart shot function (shrinkage heart failure), consider implanting ICDbut currently, when assessing the risk of sudden cardiac death, patients with non-shrinkic cardiac insufficiency are assessed as low risk and fewly preventable ICD implants are presentof which is stretched heart failure, mostly in women and the elderlyresearchers believe that the study's recommendations to incorporate diastomy into risk assessment may lead to a change in treatment patternsstudy included 120 patients with ischemic heart disease, 60 patients with dilated cardiomyopathy, and 30 patients with normal LVEFOf these, 23 cases of diastorican function is normal, 107 cases of diastorifunction is not fully graded I, 31 cases are grade II, 49 cases are iiiaverage follow-up (7.0 to 2.6) years, 28 cases of arrhythmia deaths, 33 cases of cardiac arrest resuscitation, and 41 non-arrhythmia deathssources:Pezawas T, Burger AL, Binder T, et alImportance of Diastolic Function for the Prediction of Arrhythmic Death: A Prospective, Observer-Blinded, Long-Term Study Circ Arrhythm Electrophysiol, 2020, 13 (2): e007757 author: Lu Fang Source: