Few patients report left ventricular dysfunction or heart failure after one year
Avoidance of septal reduction therapy continues while LVEF dysfunction remains infrequent
Aortic valve replacement is best option for lowering mortality in this high-risk population
New risk score pools factors that may predict adverse outcomes in the uncommon phenotype
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First prognostic tool of its kind for a challenging, debilitating condition
Serial strain assessments show sustained favorable impacts on LV systolic function and LA function
Novel approaches are available for patients at all stages of coronary artery disease
Offers recommendations on imaging and treatment across five clinical pericardial syndromes
Cleveland Clinic series supports its feasibility, especially with HeartMate 3
Study identifies a cohort of low-risk patients, finds LVEF predicts late VT/VF in those at higher risk
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