P4687Relevance of TAPSE and FAC, and their relationship to PASP as echo-derived measures for RV-PA coupling in heart failure: a comparative analysis with invasive RV-pressure volume loop data
Alexander Schmeißer(Universitätsmedizin Göttingen), Ruediger C. Braun‐Dullaeus(University Hospital Magdeburg), Ali Ghanem(University Hospital Magdeburg), S Meissler(University Hospital Magdeburg), Thomas Rauwolf(University Hospital Magdeburg), Siegfried Kropf(University Hospital Magdeburg), Paul Steendijk(Leiden University Medical Center), Katharina Fischbach(University Hospital Magdeburg), Marco Bo Hansen(University of Copenhagen), Thomas Groscheck(University Hospital Magdeburg), J Handerer(Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg), Ivan Tanev(Specialised Hospital for Active Treatment of Oncology)
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