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Velocity of circumferential fiber shortening (circ/s) = fractional shortening ×1/ ejection time
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Fractional area change corrected for afterload
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Volume by Simpson method of disks where the LV is modeled as a series of stacked cylindrical disks capped by an elliptical disk apex
where D1 and D2 are orthogonal diameters of the cylinder, and H is the height of the cylinder
and
where A is the area of the ellipsoid segment, h is the height of the ellipsoid segment, and a and b are radii of the total ellipsoid.
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Volume by the area-length method where the LV is modeled as a cylinder–hemi-ellipsoid
where the area is planimetered by using a short-axis view at the level of the mitral valve
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Volume by the diameter-length method where the LV is modeled as a prolate-ellipsoid
where D1 and D2 are orthogonal short-axis diameters
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Stroke volume (ml) = (end-diastolic volume – end-systolic volume)
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Cardiac output (liters/min) = (stroke volume × heart rate)
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Cardiac index (liters/min/m2) =
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Meriodinal wall stress
where P represents LV peak pressure, Ac is LV cavity area, and Am represents LV myocardial area (area of the muscle in the short-axis view)
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Circumferential wall stress
where L represents the LV long-axis length
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Preload-Adjusted Maximal Power index =
Strain (%) =
where length0 is the initial length
Strain rate (s−1) =
LV mass (g) =