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. 2015 Jan 26;2015:3. doi: 10.5339/gcsp.2015.3

Table 2.

Echo-Doppler findings indicating a positive diastolic stress echocardiogram

1. Increase (from rest) in the E velocity with exercise (to ≥ 80 m/s)
2. Increase in the E/A ratio with exercise (to ≥  1)
3. Increase in E/e′ (to ≥  12)
4. Increase in peak TR velocity (to ≥  3.5 m/s). This finding must accompany one of the 3 above, to distinguish from exercise induced isolated pulmonary hypertension.

A = late transmitral diastolic velocity; E = early transmitral diastolic velocity; TR = tricuspid regurgitation.