Basic Hemodynamic Principles Viewed Through Pressure-Volume Relations: Advanced Concepts

In this 2-part webinar, Dr. Dan Burkhoff provides an overview of the fundamental principles of preload, afterload, contractility and lusitropy (diastolic properties), how these are quantified on the pressure-volume diagram, and how they are affected in heart failure.

Part 2: Advanced Concepts

A continuation of Part 1, advanced concepts of Pressure-Volume Analysis are discussed including best-practices to follow in the lab during data acquisition and statistical analysis. This webinar also includes an extended Q&A session with Dr. Burkhoff, where he also addresses questions from the audience received during seminar one.

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#ExpertAnswers: Dan Burkhoff on Fundamental Concepts in Pressure Volume Analysis Part Two

Basic hemodynamic principles viewed through pressure volume relations - part 2 from InsideScientific

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Presenters

Daniel Burkhoff, MD PhD

Director of Heart Failure, Hemodynamics and Circulatory Support
Cardiovascular Research Foundation

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