Hi doctor! %EF readings can be confused when diastolic heart failure causes less blood in the ventricles and %EF increases. In case of both diastolic and systolic heart failure, the percentage of EF compensates for each other, making the percentage of EF not standard.

Heart failure is a consequence of many cardiovascular diseases and is a major cause of death in patients with heart disease. Effective detection and treatment improves symptoms as well as survival prognosis for patients.

Today there are many advances in the treatment of heart failure. Controlling adherence to medication regimens and lifestyle, incorporating close monitoring are the first steps. As heart failure progresses, heart failure specialists can offer even more optimal treatment options, such as heart failure surgery.

One of the most important ways that people with heart failure can maintain their sense of well-being is to stay active. In the past, people with heart failure were advised to rest and give up many usual activities. But recent research has shown that being active, including exercise, work and sex... is healthy and safe for most people with heart failure.

In recent years, the quantitative NT-proBNP test has been widely used in the diagnosis, treatment monitoring, prognosis and screening of heart failure and many other cardiovascular diseases.

Congestive heart failure, also known as heart failure, is a dangerous cardiovascular disease that affects the pumping power of the heart muscle. Understanding the definition, causes, risk factors and diagnosis of congestive heart failure will help improve treatment effectiveness and limit serious complications.

Besides clinical symptoms, medical history, blood tests... ejection fraction (EF) is an important index to assess left ventricular systolic function in patients with heart failure.

Heart failure is a dangerous disease, this is one of the causes of stroke in patients. Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment will help heart disease patients prevent dangerous complications. Chest X-ray is a method of diagnosing heart failure. However, to have accurate diagnosis results, specialists will combine with other paraclinical tests.

Heart failure is the result of structural and functional disorders of the heart, leading to impaired filling or ejection function of the ventricles. Early diagnosis of heart failure and identification of the cause are very important in guiding care and treatment. So, does cardiac magnetic resonance imaging help in diagnosing heart failure?