2015
DOI: 10.3126/kumj.v12i2.13655
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Measurement of Right Atrial Volume and Diameters in Healthy Nepalese with Normal Echocardiogram

Abstract: BackgroundThe size of right atrium is expected to be different in diverse healthy ethnic groups. It is important to know the normal size of right atrium in our healthy population. ObjectiveThe study aimed to find out the normal values of right atrial volume, right atrial short axis diameter and right atrial long axis diameter in healthy Nepalese population with normal echocardiographic findings. It also looked at correlations between right atrial dimensions and the right atrial volume. MethodVerbal consent was… Show more

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“…Next, we consider the space this mass occupies relative to the right atrium. According to Karki et al, the normal volume of blood a right atrium can hold at one time is between 11 to 40 mLs [ 2 ]. We calculated the estimated volume of this ellipsoid mass using the volume formula V=4/3π(x)(y)(z), where (x), (y), & (z) represent the radius, in cm, of each three dimensions of the mass.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Next, we consider the space this mass occupies relative to the right atrium. According to Karki et al, the normal volume of blood a right atrium can hold at one time is between 11 to 40 mLs [ 2 ]. We calculated the estimated volume of this ellipsoid mass using the volume formula V=4/3π(x)(y)(z), where (x), (y), & (z) represent the radius, in cm, of each three dimensions of the mass.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies in African and Asian populations by Nel et al and Asian by Karki et al respectively have also observed the same pattern. (25,26) Soulat-Dufour with WASE study 2,008 healthy adult individuals around the world, has shown that generally, Asian subjects have lower BSA compared to subjects in non-Asian countries. (16) Ethnicity may cause variation in genetics and parameters of BSA and BMI and thus may directly influence echocardiographic measures.…”
Section: Hosted Filementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This number has increased fourfold since 1980 and currently carries a global financial burden greater than US$ 827 billion [2,3]. As DM affects a multitude of systems, it often leads to several comorbidities, such as diabetic retinopathy, renal disease, cardiovascular complications and peripheral neuropathy [4][5][6][7], ultimately contributing to reduced life expectancy [2]. The nervous system of DM patients also experiences developing limitations, such as deficits in motor-neuron excitability and conduction velocity [8,9] and enlargement of peripheral nerves, involved in sensorimotor polyneuropathy and in potential neuromuscular performance declines [10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%