Abstract
Introduction: A number of investigational systems derive indices of left ventricular (LV) filling pressures from direct measurements of right ventricular or other pressures. A direct measure of LV filling pressure may have even greater clinical benefit. However the risk of thrombosis and embolization associated with direct measurement of left sided pressure limits its clinical potential. Hypothesis: We examined the feasibility of estimating LV and LV filling pressures using direct measurements of coronary venous pressure (CVP).
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