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In echocardiography, Fractional Area Change (FAC) is one of the most reliable 2D measures of right ventricular (RV) systolic function, offering a comprehensive view of right ventricular performance.
Learn how to measure TAPSE correctly, apply the new grading, recognize common pitfalls, and interpret results within the broader right-heart framework.
Before we dive further into the 2025 ASE Right Heart Guidelines, let’s zoom out for the big picture understanding of pulmonary hypertension in echo.
This week, we’re focusing on the most significant updates to the 2025 ASE Right Heart new severity grading, and what they mean for your echo lab.
For years, right heart echo has been about diagnosis. The 2025 ASE guidelines push us further, using the same parameters not just to idetify disease, but to predict outcomes. Review latest guideline insights
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