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Pulmonary Vasoreactivity Test Response Prediction Model (AVT Response Predictor)

Pulmonary Vasoreactivity Test Response Prediction Model: Explanation and Clinical Context This tool integrates a heuristic pre-test probability of a positive acute vasoreactivity test (AVT) response with established adult response criteria (Sitbon and Barst). Classic AVT response is defined by a ≥10 mmHg fall in mPAP to ≤40 mmHg without a drop in cardiac output (Sitbon), or ≥20% decrease in both mPAP and PVR with unc

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Pulmonary Vasoreactivity Test Response Prediction Model: Explanation and Clinical Context This tool integrates a heuristic pre-test probability of a positive acute vasoreactivity test (AVT) response with established adult response criteria (Sitbon and Barst). Classic AVT response is defined by a ≥10 mmHg fall in mPAP to ≤40 mmHg without a drop in cardiac output (Sitbon), or ≥20% decrease in both mPAP and PVR with unchanged or increased CO (Barst/Rich). The pre-test estimation favors idiopathic/heritable PAH, younger age, lower baseline mPAP and RAP, higher CO, lower PVR, and lower NT-proBNP or RDW.

Use this tool to aid decision-making and counselling; not as a substitute for guideline-based evaluation. References Chin KM, et al. Eur Respir J.

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