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Haemodynamic significance of extrinsic outflow graft stenoses during HeartMate 3™ therapy.

Linus OhlssonMårten SandstedtJoanna-Maria PapageorgiouAnders SvenssonAnn BolgerÉva TamásHans GranfeldtTino EbbersJonas Lantz
Published in: European heart journal. Imaging methods and practice (2024)
Evidence of eOGO during HM3 support and the recent device recall can provoke clinical apprehension and interventions. The haemodynamic impact of a stenosis detected visually or by quantification of cross-sectional area reduction may be difficult to predict and easily overestimated. This numerical study suggests that, for clinically encountered flow rates and stenosis severities below 61% in cross-sectional area decrease, eOGO may have low haemodynamic impact. This suggests that patients without symptoms or signs consistent with haemodynamically significant obstruction might be managed expectantly.
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