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PP-207 Epicardial and Endocardial Deformations in Discrimination of Nonobstructive Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy from Hypertensive Left Ventricular Hypertrophy Atilla Koyuncu 1 , Elif Eroglu 2 , Gokhan Kahveci 1 , Cuneyt Toprak 1 , Alev Kilicgedik 1 , Goksel Acar 1 , Anil Avci 1 , Serdar Fidan 1 , Muhammet Tellice 1 , Gokhan Alici 1 , Birol Ozkan 1 , Selcuk Pala 1 , Ali Metin Esen 1 1 Kartal Kosuyolu Heart and Research Hospital, Department of Cardiology, Istanbul, 2 Yeditepe University Hospital, Department of Cardiology, Istanbul Background: The differential diagnosis between nonobstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (N-HCM) and hypertensive hypertrophy is not always easy with conventional echocardiography. The aim of the present study was to analyze epicar- dial (EPI) and endocardial (ENDO) strain (S) in patients with N-HCM from hypertensive left ventricular hypertrophy (H-LVH) using echocardiography with 2-dimensional speckle tracking imaging (2D-STI). Methods: Conventional echocardiography, tissue Doppler imaging, and 2D-STI were performed in 23 patients with N-HCM and 11 patients with H-LVH (New York Heart Association functional class II and preserved ejection fraction). All echocardio- graphic examinations were performed by iE33 and Q-lab version 8.1 (CMQ, Philips inc). The signicance of differences between groups was evaluated by non-parametric analysis (MannWhitney test). Results: Results are summarized in table 1. Left ventricular (LV) mass and mitral septal-lateral, systolic-diastolic annular tissue Doppler velocities were similar among groups. ENDO and EPI longitudinal S were signicantly lower in N-HCM when compared with H-LVH (p¼0.023, and p¼0.008, respectively). No differences in circumferential S was found between groups. Conclusıons: Longitudinal and radial LV deformations are impaired in patients with N-HCM and H-LVH. Impairment of global radial strain, global longitudinal strain, longitudinal EPI strain, and longitudinal ENDO strain is greater in N-HCM than in H-LVH. Longitudinal ENDO and EP _ I strain might be used as new additional tools for the differentiation between N-HCM and H-LVH. PP-208 Echocardiographic Parameters Predicting the Mortality and Morbidity in Pulmonary Hypertension Bahri Akdeniz 1 , Ebru Özpelit 1 , Can Sevinç 2 , Melih Birlik 2 ,Kıvanç S Metin 2 , Nezihi Barıs ¸ 1 , Ozhan Goldeli 1 1 Dokuz Eylul University Scool of medicine Cardiology Department, _ Izmir, 2 Dokuz Eylul University Scool of medicine Rheumatology Department, _ Izmir Background: Echocardiography which is commonly used as a screening test for pulmonary hypertension may also give valuable prognostic information. Although some recommendations are exist in guidelines, previous studies have conicting results in this issue. In this study we aimed to investigate the role of several echo- cardiographic parameters for determining mortality and morbidity in patients with pulmonary hypertension (PH). Method: We enrolled the patients diagnosed with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) or chronic thromboembolic hypertension (CTEPH) that were followed up at PAH outpatient clinic in Dokuz Eylül University Hospital. Echocardiography was performed in all cases. Right ventricular diameter (RVd), pulmonary artery diameter, right atrium area index (RAAi), right ventricular fractional area change (RVFAC) tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE) was examined at 2D and M mod Echo, systolic pulmonary artery pressure (sPAP), and pulmonary outow tract ow velocity (PVmax) were assesed at Doppler echo, right ventricular lateral wall systolic motion (RV lat Sm) and Rv tei index (RVtei) were examined at tissue Doppler as continuous variables. The presence of pericardial effusion and severe of tricuspid regurgitation (TR) were investigated as categorical variables. Death for any cause or hospitalization due to clinical worsening was determined as a primary endpoint. Results: A total of 72 patients (54 female, mean age: 52.718.7 years) included the study. Mean follow up duration was 20.53 months (3-90). The distribution of patients regarding PH type and functional class were as follows: 20 with IPAH, 24 with congenital heart disease, 10 with connective tissue disease and 14 with CTEPH; 24 with class I,II 34 with class III and 14 with class IV. Primary end point occurred at 34 patient (25 patients died, 9 patients was hospitalized). The presence of severe TR (OR: 2.85; p¼0.03), TAPSE (p¼0.001), RVTei (p¼ 0,047) RVFAC (p¼ 0.049), ve sPAB (0.04) was found signicant predictors for determining end point at univariate anal- ysis. Other parameters was not found signicant; RV lat Sm (p¼0.32), RV diameter (p¼0.15) PA diameter (p¼0.39) PV max (p¼0.06) ve RAAi (p¼0.169).The presence of pericardial effusion tend to be higher, but not signicant (%62.5-%38.3 OR: 2,68 (0.97-7.40) p¼ 0.053). Cox regression analysis revealed 2 variables persisting the prediction of primary endpoint; TAPSE <16.85 (HR: 3.17 p¼0.006) and RVTei >0.49 (HR¼3.70; p¼ 0.02). on the other hand severe TR (p¼0.79) and sPAB>87 (p¼0.64) were not signicantly predictor at regression analysis (Table 1). Conclusıon: This single center study revealed the importance of TAPSE and RVTei index as echocardiographic markers for predicting prognosis. Other parameters did not make an additional benet in this issue. Table 1 Variable N-HCM (n¼23) H-LVH (n¼11) p value Age (years) 43.613.6 60.68.2 <0.0001* Male/Female 15/8 7/4 0.93 LV mass (g) 368118 30059 0.077 Septal thickness (mm) 22.54.5 16.22.3 <0.0001* Posterior wall thickness (mm) 12.42 14.41.6 0.007* LV end-diastolic diameter (mm) 45.65.4 46.35.2 0.34 LV end-systolic diameter (mm) 26.44.2 26.54.9 0.86 Mitral E velocity (m/s) 0.760.2 0.620.13 0.063 E deceleration time (ms) 17359 22253 0.021* Septal mitral Sa (cm/s) 7.31.9 6.91.3 0.44 Septal mitral Ea (cm/s) 5.81.6 5.71.6 0.95 Lateral mitral Sa (cm/s) 8.42.6 8.22.6 0.58 Lateral mitral Ea (cm/s) 103.6 7.22.6 0.06 E/Ea (septal) 145.4 123.1 0.42 E/Ea (lateral mitral) 8.32.7 9.62.8 0.22 Global longitudinal S (%) -11.82.6 -14.52.6 0.012* Longitudinal ENDO S (%) -12.72.7 -15.22.5 0.023* Longitudinal EP _ I S (%) -10.92.6 -13.72.2 0.008* Global radial S (%) 12.85.4 18.95.8 0.022* Global circumferential S (%) -15.22.7 -15.32.5 0.59 Clinical and echocardiographic characteristics of patients (* p <0.05) JACC Vol 62/18/Suppl C j October 2629, 2013 j TSC Abstracts/POSTERS C163 POSTERS

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Table 1

Variable N-HCM (n¼23) H-LVH (n¼11) p value

Age (years) 43.6�13.6 60.6�8.2 <0.0001*

Male/Female 15/8 7/4 0.93

LV mass (g) 368�118 300�59 0.077

Septal thickness (mm) 22.5�4.5 16.2�2.3 <0.0001*

Posterior wall thickness (mm) 12.4�2 14.4�1.6 0.007*

LV end-diastolic diameter (mm) 45.6�5.4 46.3�5.2 0.34

LV end-systolic diameter (mm) 26.4�4.2 26.5�4.9 0.86

Mitral E velocity (m/s) 0.76�0.2 0.62�0.13 0.063

E deceleration time (ms) 173�59 222�53 0.021*

Septal mitral Sa (cm/s) 7.3�1.9 6.9�1.3 0.44

Septal mitral Ea (cm/s) 5.8�1.6 5.7�1.6 0.95

Lateral mitral Sa (cm/s) 8.4�2.6 8.2�2.6 0.58

Lateral mitral Ea (cm/s) 10�3.6 7.2�2.6 0.06

E/Ea (septal) 14�5.4 12�3.1 0.42

E/Ea (lateral mitral) 8.3�2.7 9.6�2.8 0.22

Global longitudinal S (%) -11.8�2.6 -14.5�2.6 0.012*

Longitudinal ENDO S (%) -12.7�2.7 -15.2�2.5 0.023*

Longitudinal EP_I S (%) -10.9�2.6 -13.7�2.2 0.008*

Global radial S (%) 12.8�5.4 18.9�5.8 0.022*

Global circumferential S (%) -15.2�2.7 -15.3�2.5 0.59

Clinical and echocardiographic characteristics of patients (* p <0.05)

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PP-207

Epicardial and Endocardial Deformations in Discrimination of NonobstructiveHypertrophic Cardiomyopathy from Hypertensive Left VentricularHypertrophy

Atilla Koyuncu1, Elif Eroglu2, Gokhan Kahveci1, Cuneyt Toprak1, Alev Kilicgedik1,Goksel Acar1, Anil Avci1, Serdar Fidan1, Muhammet Tellice1, Gokhan Alici1,Birol Ozkan1, Selcuk Pala1, Ali Metin Esen11Kartal Kosuyolu Heart and Research Hospital, Department of Cardiology, Istanbul,2Yeditepe University Hospital, Department of Cardiology, Istanbul

Background: The differential diagnosis between nonobstructive hypertrophiccardiomyopathy (N-HCM) and hypertensive hypertrophy is not always easy withconventional echocardiography. The aim of the present study was to analyze epicar-dial (EPI) and endocardial (ENDO) strain (S) in patients with N-HCM fromhypertensive left ventricular hypertrophy (H-LVH) using echocardiography with2-dimensional speckle tracking imaging (2D-STI).Methods: Conventional echocardiography, tissue Doppler imaging, and 2D-STI wereperformed in 23 patients with N-HCM and 11 patients with H-LVH (New York HeartAssociation functional class �II and preserved ejection fraction). All echocardio-graphic examinations were performed by iE33 and Q-lab version 8.1 (CMQ, Philipsinc). The significance of differences between groups was evaluated by non-parametricanalysis (Mann–Whitney test).Results: Results are summarized in table 1. Left ventricular (LV) mass and mitralseptal-lateral, systolic-diastolic annular tissue Doppler velocities were similaramong groups. ENDO and EPI longitudinal S were significantly lower in N-HCMwhen compared with H-LVH (p¼0.023, and p¼0.008, respectively). No differencesin circumferential S was found between groups.Conclusıons: Longitudinal and radial LV deformations are impaired in patients withN-HCM and H-LVH. Impairment of global radial strain, global longitudinal strain,longitudinal EPI strain, and longitudinal ENDO strain is greater in N-HCM than inH-LVH. Longitudinal ENDO and EP_I strain might be used as new additional tools forthe differentiation between N-HCM and H-LVH.

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PP-208

Echocardiographic Parameters Predicting the Mortality and Morbidity inPulmonary Hypertension

Bahri Akdeniz1, Ebru Özpelit1, Can Sevinç2, Melih Birlik2, Kıvanç S Metin2,Nezihi Barıs1, Ozhan Goldeli11Dokuz Eylul University Scool of medicine Cardiology Department, _Izmir, 2DokuzEylul University Scool of medicine Rheumatology Department, _Izmir

Background: Echocardiography which is commonly used as a screening test forpulmonary hypertension may also give valuable prognostic information. Althoughsome recommendations are exist in guidelines, previous studies have conflictingresults in this issue. In this study we aimed to investigate the role of several echo-cardiographic parameters for determining mortality and morbidity in patients withpulmonary hypertension (PH).Method: We enrolled the patients diagnosed with pulmonary arterial hypertension(PAH) or chronic thromboembolic hypertension (CTEPH) that were followed up atPAH outpatient clinic in Dokuz Eylül University Hospital. Echocardiography wasperformed in all cases. Right ventricular diameter (RVd), pulmonary artery diameter,right atrium area index (RAAi), right ventricular fractional area change (RVFAC)tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion (TAPSE) was examined at 2D and M modEcho, systolic pulmonary artery pressure (sPAP), and pulmonary outflow tract flowvelocity (PVmax) were assesed at Doppler echo, right ventricular lateral wall systolicmotion (RV lat Sm) and Rv tei index (RVtei) were examined at tissue Doppler ascontinuous variables. The presence of pericardial effusion and severe of tricuspidregurgitation (TR) were investigated as categorical variables. Death for any cause orhospitalization due to clinical worsening was determined as a primary endpoint.Results: A total of 72 patients (54 female, mean age: 52.7�18.7 years) included thestudy. Mean follow up duration was 20.53 months (3-90). The distribution of patientsregarding PH type and functional class were as follows: 20 with IPAH, 24 withcongenital heart disease, 10 with connective tissue disease and 14 with CTEPH; 24with class I,II 34 with class III and 14 with class IV. Primary end point occurred at 34patient (25 patients died, 9 patients was hospitalized). The presence of severe TR (OR:2.85; p¼0.03), TAPSE (p¼0.001), RVTei (p¼ 0,047) RVFAC (p¼ 0.049), ve sPAB(0.04) was found significant predictors for determining end point at univariate anal-ysis. Other parameters was not found significant; RV lat Sm (p¼0.32), RV diameter(p¼0.15) PA diameter (p¼0.39) PV max (p¼0.06) ve RAAi (p¼0.169).The presenceof pericardial effusion tend to be higher, but not significant (%62.5-%38.3 OR: 2,68(0.97-7.40) p¼ 0.053). Cox regression analysis revealed 2 variables persisting theprediction of primary endpoint; TAPSE <16.85 (HR: 3.17 p¼0.006) and RVTei>0.49 (HR¼3.70; p¼ 0.02). on the other hand severe TR (p¼0.79) and sPAB>87(p¼0.64) were not significantly predictor at regression analysis (Table 1).Conclusıon: This single center study revealed the importance of TAPSE and RVTeiindex as echocardiographic markers for predicting prognosis. Other parameters did notmake an additional benefit in this issue.

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