2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.amjcard.2007.11.073
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Subclinical Cardiac Abnormalities in Human Immunodeficiency Virus–Infected Men Receiving Antiretroviral Therapy

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“…Both age and obesity are classically related to LV diastolic dysfunction. In the specific case of the HIV-infected population, both immunological control 23 and ART 24 have been related to this echocardiographic finding. The relation between a low CD4 cell count and LV diastolic dysfunction supports an inflammatory cause of the condition, similar to recent findings in an HIV population with pulmonary hypertension 25 and in patients with chronic inflammatory disorders.…”
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“…Both age and obesity are classically related to LV diastolic dysfunction. In the specific case of the HIV-infected population, both immunological control 23 and ART 24 have been related to this echocardiographic finding. The relation between a low CD4 cell count and LV diastolic dysfunction supports an inflammatory cause of the condition, similar to recent findings in an HIV population with pulmonary hypertension 25 and in patients with chronic inflammatory disorders.…”
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“…19 Pulsed Doppler LV inflow and aortic flow were recorded, and stroke volume and cardiac output were calculated. 20,21 The following time delays were measured from the onset of the QRS interval: to the onset of aortic flow (aortic valve opening), to the peak of aortic flow, to the end of aortic flow (aortic valve closure [AVC]), to the onset of mitral flow (mitral valve opening), and to peak of early filling (peak E). IVRT was calculated as mitral valve opening À AVC.…”
Section: Two-dimensional Echocardiography and Doppler Tissue Imagingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aortic blood flow velocity was recorded in the ascending aorta with a 2.0-MHz transducer (Pedof) placed at the suprasternal notch to assess stroke volume and cardiac output, as previously used in our laboratory. 20,21 Systemic vascular resistance was estimated at each workload as mean arterial pressure divided by cardiac output. We measured the time delay in milliseconds from the onset of the ECG QRS interval to the onset of aortic blood flow (aortic opening [AO]), the peak of aortic blood flow, the end of aortic blood flow (aortic closure [AC]), the onset of early filling blood flow (mitral opening [MO]), the peak of early filling blood flow (peak-E), and the end of early filling blood flow.…”
Section: Two-dimensional and Tissue Doppler Echocardiographymentioning
confidence: 99%