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Left Atrial to Ventricular Volume Ratio: A Novel Imaging Biomarker Enhancing Detection of Atrial Cardiopathy and Stroke Risk

MedXY Editorial Team•Jun 28, 2026•Cardiology
Atrial Cardiopathycardiac imagingcognitive impairmentLeft atrial volumestroke risk

Highlight

  • The left atrial to ventricular volume ratio (LA:LV ratio) outperforms the conventional left atrial volume index (LAVi) in predicting ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack risk.
  • LA:LV ratio correlates more strongly with cognitive function decline than LAVi, indicating its potential role in brain health monitoring.
  • In ischemic stroke patients, LA:LV ratio has higher diagnostic accuracy for identifying atrial fibrillation/flutter as stroke etiology compared to LAVi.
  • This novel marker may enhance early detection of atrial cardiopathy, improving prophylactic strategies against embolic stroke.

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