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!SPAP  
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|align="center"|<36 mmHg  
|align="center|36-50 mmHg  
|align="center"|36-50 mmHg  
|align="center|>50 mmHg
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!TR Vmax  
!TR Vmax  
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|align="center|2.9-3.4 m/s  
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|align="center|>3.4 m/s
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!AccT  
!AccT  
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|align="center"|>120 ms  
|align="center|120-60 ms  
|align="center"|120-60 ms  
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|align="center"|<60 ms
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!RV MPI (TCO-ET/ET)  
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!RV MPI (TDI)  
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Example severe pulmonary hypertension
==Examples of severe pulmonary hypertension==


Short acct with "systolic notch" Flattened septum
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Increased Systolic PA pressure Increased MPI, extension of isovolumetric times.
|[[Image:PVAccT02.jpg|400px]]
Source : Eur Respir Rev 2012 ; 21: 125, 239-248
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!Short AccT with "systolic notch"  
!Flattened septum
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|[[Image:SPAP01.jpg|400px]]
|[[Image:PAH01.jpg|400px]]
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!Increased Systolic PA pressure
!Increased MPI, extension of isovolumetric times
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==References==
==References==
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