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Response to “Left Ventricular Longitudinal Function and Hyperkinetic Profile: A New Echocardiographic Area for Exploration?”

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  • Oscar Cavefors

  • Jonatan Oras

  • October 23, 2026

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    In exploratory post hoc analyses, 90-day mortality was 27% with LVEF >70% and 23% with LVEF 50%–70%, with no significant adjusted difference.

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    Patients with LVEF >70% had greater absolute GLS magnitude and modestly higher MAPSE than those with LVEF 50%–70%; S′ did not differ significantly.

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    No distinct MAPSE, GLS, or S′ threshold corresponding to a hyperdynamic LVEF profile was identified.

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    High-value GLS, MAPSE, and S′ groups were not associated with 90-day mortality in unadjusted or adjusted analyses.

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    The exploratory findings suggest hyperdynamic LVEF may not reflect a comparably hyperdynamic longitudinal systolic profile and warrant cautious interpretation.

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