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Programs were developed for the analysis of left ventricular pressure-volume relationships in clinical situations. Regression lines of end-systolic points on the pressure-volume plane were obtained from nine patients. Correlation coefficients between end-systolic pressure and volume were high. The indices calculated may be useful for diagnosis and research of left ventricular function.
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