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Table 1 Articles "investigating the background" of the entity Diastolic Heart Failure (DHF).

From: Left ventricular diastolic dysfunction of the cardiac surgery patient; a point of view for the cardiac surgeon and cardio-anesthesiologist

Author

Year

Journal

Conclusions

Kessler KM et al [35]

1989

Hosp Pract

Introduction of the term DHF

Paulus WJ [67]

1999

Cardiovasc Res.

Development of specific diagnostic criteria for DHF

Bruch C et al [68]

2000

Eur Heart J

Tei-index: relation to LVEDP, sensitive indicator of overall cardiac dysfunction

Mandinov L et al [69]

2000

Cardiovasc Res

Doppler--Echo definitions

Vasan and Levy [70]

2000

Circulation

Development of criteria for definite, probable and possible DHF

Crossman W [16]

2000

Circulation

Thoughtful Editorial

Zile MR et al [71]

2001

Circulation

Tested the hypothesis that measurements of the LV relaxation and passive stiffness were not necessary to make the diagnosis of DHF

Poulsen SH et al [72]

2001

Dan Med Bull

DHF following acute MI

Catuzzo B et al [73]

2003

J Card Fail

Regarding patients with CHF: BNP plasma levels is related to diastolic restrictive pattern

Hogg K et al [21]

2004

J Am Coll Cardiol

Epidemiology of the syndrome of heart failure with preserved LV systolic function: clinical characteristics

Zile MR et al [30]

2004

N Engl J Med

Invasive assessment of DHF. Identification of significant abnormalities in active relaxation and passive stiffness

Yturralde RF et al [74]

2005

Prog Cardiovasc Dis

Review and current recommendations

Zile MR et al [75])

2005

Prog Cardiovasc Dis

Overview of systolic and DHF

Shammas RL et al [76]

2007

Int J Cardiol

DHF: "what we don t know"

Scardovi AB et al [77]

2007

Eur J Echocardiogr

BNP and advanced DHF

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