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Data-driven Modeling to Improve Pulmonary Hypertension Risk Stratification

2023
Team Members:
  • Nikita Sivakumar
  • Yi Yang
  • Yikun Li
  • Pan Gu
  • Connie Chang-Chien
  • Cindy Zhang
Advisors:
  • Catherine Simpson
  • Joseph L Greenstein
  • Casey Overby Taylor

Abstract:

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is characterized by a mean pulmonary arterial (PA) pressure greater than 20 mmHg. The inability of the right ventricle to adaptively remodel drives disease. Pressure-volume loop data is the gold standard for assessing RV remodeling and are far superior to conventional right heart catheterization, MRI, and ECHO measurements. However, this procedure is not routinely performed.

Our team aims to apply data driven modeling techniques to improve patient risk stratification, determine emergent metabolic phenotypes of these defined groups, and to develop a classifier that can map conventional measurements to the gold-standard PV-loop states.

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