RV IsoMax: Development of a web-based single-beat analysis tool for the determination of RV-PA coupling.
Agarwal, S.; Miller, A.; Hsu, S.; Rahaghi, F. N.; Visovatti, S. H.; Vanderpool, R. R.
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BackgroundRight ventricular (RV) function significantly associates with mortality in pulmonary hypertension. Single-beat methods allow for clinical estimates of max isovolumetric pressure (Pmax) but have not been widely adopted due to inter-user and inter-method variability and center specific implementation of methods. The study aim was to develop a web-based analysis single-beat analysis program that optimizes single-beat Pmax estimates while reducing inter-user variability. MethodsParticipants with a right heart catheterization were retrospectively identified from The Ohio State University Pulmonary Hypertension Registry. Right ventricular waveforms were digitized. The single-beat analysis program, RV IsoMax, was developed in R/RShiny to semi-automatically estimate the maximum isovolumetric pressure (Pmax). RV IsoMax results were compared to the popular 2nd derivative single-beat method. Interclass correlation coefficients were calculated for interobserver and inter-method variability in Pmax estimates. ResultsThe RV IsoMax method was tested across the spectrum of PH in participants with PH (n=45) and without PH (n=10). For the RV IsoMax method, there was no significant bias in Pmax estimates between observers (intraclass correlation coefficient: 0.96). In an inter-method comparison, the 2nd derivative method significantly underestimated Pmax compared to RV IsoMax with a bias of 24 mmHg (intraclass correlation coefficient to 0.69). The variability between methods persists into end-systolic elastance (Ees) and RV-PA coupling (Ees/Ea). ConclusionsThe interactive user interface of the RV IsoMax application allows the user to semi-automatically calculate and explore variability in Pmax estimates. Significant differences in Pmax estimates between single-beat methods indicate their cut-off values cannot be used interchangeably. CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE What is new?O_LIRV IsoMax is the first publicly available web-based tool for the single-beat analysis of RV pressure waveforms available at: https://vanderpoolrr.shinyapps.io/RV_IsoMax/. C_LIO_LIRV IsoMax is a semi-automatic algorithm that has been implemented with an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI) that allows the user to inspect the goodness of the Pmax estimations, adjust as needed and download the results as an excel file. C_LIO_LIIn comparison to the 2nd derivative single-beat analysis method, the RV IsoMax algorithm utilizes smaller fitting regions focused on early isovolumetric contraction and late isovolumetric relaxation that maximizes Pmax while allowing for reduced inter-user variability. C_LI What are the clinical implications?O_LIThe web-based RV IsoMax app is a tool that can help facilitate the use of single-beat methods to determine RV-PA coupling in more clinical settings with standardized methods. C_LI
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