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Can mavacamten be considered for patients with HCM and ongoing dyspnea in setting of an elevated LVEDP but without significant LV outflow obstruction on imaging?

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Cardiology · University of Nebraska Medical Center

Yes, mavacamten may be a viable option for patients with HCM who have persistent dyspnea and elevated LVEDP, even without significant LVOT obstruction. While most of the evidence for mavacamten focuses on obstructive HCM, emerging data suggest it may have a role in non-obstructive HCM as well.

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