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Response of right ventricular ejection fraction to exercise stress in coronary artery disease Michihiro Narita 1 , Tadashi Kurihara 1 , Kenichi Murano 1 , Masahisa Usami 1 1Dept. of Internal Medicine, Sumitomo Hospital pp.69-75
Published Date 1985/1/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404204583
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The right ventricular (RV) response to exercisewas assessed in 28 patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) and 9 normal subjects.

The relationship between RV reserve, exercise left ventricular (LV) reserve and the presence of proximal right coronary artery (RCA) stenosis were evaluated.

RV and LV ejection fraction (EF) were deter-mined by multiple-gated equilibrium blood pool imaging with 99mTc in the modified left anterior oblique position. Graded supine exercise stress blood pool imaging were performed at the same position by using bicycle ergometer. For calculation of RVEF, variable ROIs were used.

In normal subjects, both RVEF and LVEF increas-ed significantly during exercise (%ΔRVEF 18.9 ±5.9%, %ΔLVEF 16.3±4.7%). Patients with CAD were divided into 2 groups ; CAD with proxi-mal RCA stenosis (alone or in combination with other lesions) (n=12) and CAD without RCA stenosis (n=12). There was no difference in RVEF at rest when normal subjects and CAD groups were compared (Normal 48.6±4.9%, RCA dis-ease 43.9±6.3%, without RCA disease 49.1±6.1 %). Although in both CAD groups LVEF at rest were significantly lower than that of normal sub-jects, there was no difference in LVEF when 2 CAD groups were compared (Normal 65.9±6.3%,RCA disease 52.1±10.4%, without RCA disease 50.6±12.0%). In both CAD groups, LVEF and RVEF showed decrease or no change during ex-ercise. Although magnitude of change in LVEF from rest to exercise (%ΔLVEF) was not signifi-cantly different in both CAD groups (RCA disease -4.1±9.0, without RCA disease -6.2±14.6%), %ΔRVEF was different significantly (RCA disease -16.0±14.3%, without RCA disease-1.4±14.1 %, p<0.05). In patients with RCA disease, 3 patients (25%) showed depression in RVEF with exercise regardless of the increase in LVEF. But in patients without RCA disease, no one showed depression in RVEF with the increament in LVEF during exercise. These findings suggested that prox-imal RCA stenosis is one major determinant of exercise RVEF response. But in 9 out of 16 pa-tients without RCA disease (56%) both RVEF and LVEF decreased during exercise. Besides, in pa-tients without RCA disease there was a significant linear relationship between the direction and mag-nitude of change from rest to exercise of LVEF and RVEF (r=0.69). These data suggested LV response to exercise may be another important factor which determines RV response to exercise, and RV dys-function caused in part by altered loading condi-tions due to LV dysfunction as well as RV ischemia.


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