Echocardiographic parameters as predictors of three-months mortality in patients with 2019 Coronavirus infection

Abstract Background Coronavirus disease 2019 is a systemic entity, where cardiac involvement has been described. The echocardiogram diagnostic tool that describes myocardial damage with good certainty. Objectives Determine which echocardiographic parameters are predictors of mortality. Analyze if there difference in clinical, laboratory and variables terms patients who died versus those survived. Investigate the cut-off point best associated Methods Prospective, analytical, comparative study. Patients admitted to hospital infection. Clinical, will be assessed. association three-month mortality different determined. We used ROC-curves for was analized using Cox regression, unadjusted analysis performed, as well adjusted age gender. Results 84 were included, 29% documented. Significant differences found left atrial volumen index, E/e', proportion dilatation right ventricle diastolic dysfunction. Tricuspid annulus anterior systolic excursion (TAPSE), pulmonary artery acceleration time (PAA), tricuspid regurgitation velocity (TRV), pressure (PASP), ventricular longitudinal strain (LVGLS), atrium (LAGLS) free wall (RVFWLS). Right dilation, shortening fraction, TAPSE, PASP, TRV, LVGLS, LAGLS, RVFWLS Conclusion FUNDunding Acknowledgement Type funding sources: None. Table 2