Comprehensive data integration-Toward a more personalized assessment of diastolic function.

Echocardiography
Filip LoncaricBart Bijnens

Abstract

The main challenge of assessing diastolic function is the balance between clinical utility, in the sense of usability and time-efficiency, and overall applicability, in the sense of precision for the patient under investigation. In this review, we aim to explore the challenges of integrating data in the assessment of diastolic function and discuss the perspectives of a more comprehensive data integration approach. Review of traditional and novel approaches regarding data integration in the assessment of diastolic function. Comprehensive data integration can lead to improved understanding of disease phenotypes and better relation of these phenotypes to underlying pathophysiological processes-which may help affirm diagnostic reasoning, guide treatment options, and reduce limitations related to previously unaddressed confounders. The optimal assessment of diastolic function should ideally integrate all relevant clinical information with all available structural and functional whole cardiac cycle echocardiographic data-envisioning a personalized approach to patient care, a high-reaching future goal in medicine. Complete data integration seems to be a long-lasting goal, the way forward in diastology, and machine learning seems to be...Continue Reading

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