Predictors of outcomes in mild pulmonary hypertension according to 2022 ESC/ERS Guidelines: the EVIDENCE-PAH UK study.
Nina KariaLuke S G HowardMartin K JohnsonDavid G KielyJames LordanColm McCabeJoanna Pepke-ZabaRose OngMichael PreissDaniel S KnightVivek MuthuranguJ Gerry CoghlanPublished in: European heart journal (2023)
This study supports the change in diagnostic category of the ESC/ERS guidelines in a PH population. The newly included patients have an increased mortality independent of significant lung or heart disease. The majority of patients in this new category have underlying heart or lung disease rather than an isolated pulmonary vasculopathy. Mortality is higher if comorbidity is present. Rigorous phenotyping will be pivotal to determine which patients are at risk of progressive vasculopathic disease and in whom surveillance and recruitment to studies may be of benefit. This study provides an insight into the population defined by the new guidelines.
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