Useful formulas
LVEDP = DBP − 4V2, where V is max velocity of AI jet
LAP = SBP − 4V2, where V is max velocity of MR jet
LAP = RAP + 4V2, where V is max velocity of ASD jet
SV = AreaLVOT × VTILVOT
CO = HR × SV
PASP = SBP − 4V2, where V is velocity of PDA jet
PADP = RAP + 4V2, where V is maximal end diastolic PI velocity
RVSP = SBP – 4V2, where V is velocity of VSD jet
RVSP = RAP + 4V2, where V is max velocity of TR jet
Pericardial fluid volume (ml) = P3 − H3, where P is diameter of pericardial space in circumferential pericardial effusion, H is diameter of the heart in diastole (measurements in parasternal LAX view).
Area of the MV annulus = 0.785 × D1 × D2, where D1 is diameter in 4-chambers view, and D2 in 2-chambers view.
E/E1 > 15 → LVEDP > 19 mmHg (for medial mitral annulus)
E/E1 > 12 → LVEDP > 19 mmHg (for lateral mitral annulus)
If LVEF <50%, E/A >2, DT <160 msec → PCWP >18 mmHg
PCWP = 5.27 × E/Vp + 4.6
PCWP = 1.55 + 1.47 × E/E1 (sinus tachycardia)
PCWP = 1.9 + 1.24 × E/E1 (normal sinus rhythm)