Tissue Doppler Imaging Assessment for left ventricular systolic and diastolic function in Patients with Different Grades of Liver Cirrhosis

Background: Chronic cardiac disease known as cirrhotic cardiomyopathy dysfunction in patients characterised by altered diastolic relaxation and/or impaired contractile reactivity to stress the absence of other recognised diseases.. Aim and objectives: The purpose study was evaluate tissue Doppler left ventricle's systolic characteristics performance with liver cirrhosis. Subjects methods: Al-Hussien Hospital, Al-Azhar University, did this cross-sectional case-control study, included 75 cirrhosis 25 healthy participants. There were four groups created from populations: volunteers make up control group. Patients Group 1 have Child A cirrhosis, while those 2 B 2., 3, which consists C Participants conducted transthoracic echocardiography, collection, lateral decubitus for assessment. We followed ASE's echocardiography guidelines. LV systole function. Results: statistically significant higher mean value group compared according MPI PWD, TDI, MV E/É ratio, DT (ms) IVRT p-value; average values EF Simpson, Average S wave, M mode all differed significantly. when comparing sick group., E/A ratio seen. p-value 0.05 used determine difference. Conclusion: Compared group, exhibited significantly worse ventricular functioning, decompensated showed a greater difference than compensated patients.