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Opinion EDITORIAL Distinguishing Constrictive Pericarditis From Restrictive Cardiomyopathy—An Ongoing Diagnostic Challenge John W. Hirshfeld Jr, MD; Hillary Johnston-Cox, MD, PhD Constrictive pericarditis (CP) and restrictive cardiomyo- sponding changes in RV and LV preload and, correspond- pathy (RCM) are serious disorders that share common patho- ingly, stroke volume. In CP, because of the total ventricular end diastolic volume constraint and elevated filling pressures, this physiologic elements including biventricular diastolic dys- function, elevated biatrial phenomenon is exaggerated. This was first reported by Hatle pressures, and reduced rest- et al. They combined observations from echocardiogram/ Related article page 100 ing cardiac output. Yet, while Doppler transvalvular flow velocity measurements and ven- these 2 disorders have simi- tricular pressure recordings to demonstrate greater respira- lar clinical presentations, they are caused by very different tory phasic changes in diastolic inflow and ventricular systolic pathologic processes, which have distinct implications for treat- pressure in patients with CP compared with patients with RCM. ment. CP is potentially curable by surgical pericardiectomy, Subsequently, Talreja et al reported a refinement of the he- whereas therapeutic options for RCM are limited. A mistak- modynamic observations by Hatle et al, showing enhanced enly undertaken surgical pericardiectomy in a patient with
JAMA Cardiology – American Medical Association
Published: Jan 22, 2022
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