RECRUITMENT ISSUES

Monocentric cohort study, prospective, evaluating the variability of cardiac output measurement by resting and stress impedancemetry as a prognostic factor for Pulmonary Hypertension

Cardiac impedancemetry is a technique that allows an electrical representation of cardiac flows. To do this, 6 electrodes are applied to the thorax and a low intensity and high frequency electrical current is transmitted. The impedance is recorded and the variations of the impedance represent the changes in intra-thoracic volume and thus the volume of systolic ejection. This measurement can be done at rest but also during exercise during the walking test. A test of the NO / CO coupled transfer measurement is also performed.

The devices that will be used in this project are the Physio-Flow® system and Masterscreen NO / CO coupled transfer measurement device

Inclusion Criteria:

• Patient over 18 years and under 80 years
• Patients who have been diagnosed with PAH (group 1 PH according to the Nice 2013 classification) or post-embolic pulmonary hypertension (group 4 PH) under medical treatment;
• HTP incident or prevalent less than 6 months
• Patient coming for follow-up or emergency consultation or hospitalization with a clinical examination and a walking test
• Patient affiliated to a health insurance scheme
• Patient having signed informed consent

Exclusion Criteria:

• Subjects under juridical protections or tutelage measure
• pregnant or lactating woman
• pulmonary hypertension du to cardiac pathology, chronic respiratory disease, or uncertain determinism.
• pulmonary hypertension of group 4 treated surgically or endoscopically.
• pulmonary hypertension incident or prevail for 6 months or more
• contraindication to impedancemetry
• inability to perform a walking test