Hemodynamic Profile Based on Right Heart Catheterization in AdultAcyanotic Congenital Heart Disease with Pulmonary HypertensionOA

Background:Congenital heart disease(CHD)occurs in 9out of 100 births and is the leadingcatuse of birth defects,with acyanotic CHD being more common.The incidence of adult CHD is risingfaster than pediatric CHD.Pulmonary hypertension is the most common complication in untreated CHDpatients.Methods:This study is retrospective descriptive research based on medical record data andthe results of right heart catheterization exanninations in adult acyanotic CHD aged>18 years and freefrom other organ disorders.Results:A total of 103 patients met the inclusion criteria,the majority wereyoung adults and predominantly fernale.The median height of 155.0 cm(IQR:150.0-160.0),the meanweight was 49.6 kg±10.7 kg,and BSA of 1.4 m2±0.1 m^(2).Most patients had a normal BMI status andwere classified as WHO-FC II.Herodynamic findings included a median PARI of 13.5 WU/m^(2)(IQR4.5-29.6),RAP 7.0 mmHg(IQR:5.0-11.0),mPAP 56.0 mmHg±23.5 mmHg,LVEDP 9.5 mmHg±3.9 mmHg,PVR 12.6 WU±11.0 WU,PVR/SVR 0.5 WU±0.4 WU,pulmonary artery saturation 74.0%±12.1%,aorticsaturation 88.1%±7.8%,mixed venous saturation 59.0%±10.1%.Conclusions:This study providescomprehensive data on the demographic characteristics and henodynamic parameters of patients withCHD and pulmonary hypertension.As a hospital-based registry,this study offers valuable insights into theclinical profile of adult CHDpatients at Dr.Hasan Sadikin GeneralHospital,Bandung,.