Professor Alexander Schmeisser
Otto-von-Guericke University of Magdeburg, Magdeburg (Germany)
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The hemodynamic and prognostic impact of systolic pressure change during right ventricular ejection in patients with HFREF
Event: ESC Congress 2022
Topic: Haemodynamics of Heart Failure
Session: Pathophysiology and mechanisms of heart failure
Predictors and prognosis of RV function in pulmonary hypertension due to heart failure with reduced ejection fraction
Event: ESC Congress 2021 - The Digital Experience
Topic: Haemodynamics of Heart Failure
Session: Congress committee e-posters choice in heart failure
Right ventricular pulmonary vascular coupling in secondary tricuspid regurgitation: a pressure volume loop study.
Event: ESC Congress 2020
Topic: Diagnostic Methods
Session: Valvular Heart Disease ePosters
Relevance 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.
Event: ESC Congress 2019
Topic: Pathophysiology and Mechanisms
Session: Myocardial diseases and other aspects in pulmonary hypertension
The functional and prognostic impact of RV-PA coupling in advanced systolic left heart disease: A RV pressure-volume loop study
Event: ESC Congress 2018
Topic: Pathophysiology
Session: The right ventricle - Dark side of the moon in heart failure
Homeometric adaptation to pulmonary vascular load determines right ventricular dimensions and function in patients with advanced systolic left heart disease with and without secondary pulmonary hypert
Event: ESC Congress 2018
Topic: Pathophysiology and Mechanisms
Session: Right heart failure in pulmonary hypertension
Right ventricular - pulmonary vascular interaction predicts left ventricular remodelling after CRT: A prospective pressure volume loop study
Event: ESC Congress 2017
Topic: Resynchronisation therapy
Session: Cardiac resynchronisation therapy
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