Table 1 (B) Defi

Nomenclature

Pulmonary hyperte(PH)

Pulmonary arterialhypertension (P

Pulmonary venoushypertension (P

Mixed PH orPH out-of-proport

to left sided fillpressure

Reversible, reactivvasoreactive PH

Irreversible, fixed,refractory, orpersistent PH

High-flow PH

AV, arteriovenouswedge pressure; PVR

ERRATA

Hertz MI. The Registry of the International Society forHeart and Lung Transplantation—Introduction to the 2012Annual Reports: New Leadership, Same Vision. J HeartLung Transplant 2012 Oct;31(10): 1045-51.

nitions Used in the Description of Pulmonary Hyper

Description Physiolog

nsion Sustained elevation ofPAP at rest

Pre-capillmixed,

AH)PH with ‘‘normal’’ left sided filling

pressurePre-capill

remode

VH)PH with elevated left sided filling

pressurePost-capil

PH with elevated left sided fillingpressure and pulmonary vascularresistance (PVH þ PAH)

Pre- and(passivewith exvasoconremode

ioning

e, or Component of mixed PH that is acutely or chrto pharmacologic (diuretics, vasodilators, inmechanical circulatory support device thera

Component of mixed PH that is not responsiv

PH with high cardiac outputstate or high pulmonary flow

Pre-, poston etiochronicheart d

; LAP, left atrial pressure; LVEDP, left ventricular end diasto, peripheral vascular resistance; SD, standard deviation; TP

In the published version of the above article, one of the trans-plant centers is spelled incorrectly in the appendix. The correctname of the transplant center should appear as follows:

Spectrum Health, Grand Rapids, MI.

Fang JC DeMarco T Givertz MM Borlaug BA Lewis GDRame JE Gomberg-Maitland M Murali S Frantz RPMcGlothlin D Horn EM and Benza RL. WHO PulmonaryHypertension Group 2: Pulmonary Hypertension Due toLeft Heart Disease in the Adult. A consensus statement ofthe PH council of the ISHLT JHLT 2012. J Heart LungTransplant. 2012 Sep;31(9):913-33.

In the published version of the above article, there was anerror in the second row, fourth column of Table 1.(B) Definitions used in the Description of PulmonaryHypertension. The corrected table appears below.

tension

ic definition Hemodynamic criteria in literature

ary, post-capillary,high flow state

Mean PAP Z 25 mm Hg (2 SD abovenormal)

ary vasoconstriction,ling, thrombosis-in-situ

Mean PAP Z 25 mm HgPCW, LAP, LVEDP r 15 mm HgPVR 4 3 WU

lary passive congestion Mean PAP Z 25 mm HgPCW, LAP, LVEDP 4 15 mm HgTPG r 12–15 mm HgPVR r 2.5–3.0 WU

post-capillarycongestion

cessive arterialstriction � vascularling)

Mean PAP Z 25 mm HgPCW, LAP, LVEDP 4 15 mm HgTPG 4 12–15 mm HgPVR 4 2.5–3.0 WU

onically responsiveodilators) and/orpies

With vasodilators/inodilators:TPG r 12–15 mm HgPVR r 2.5–3.0 WU

e to above strategies Despite vasodilators/inodilators:TPG 4 12–15 mm HgPVR 4 2.5–3.0 WU

-, or mixed dependinglogy (eg, AV shunt,anemia, congenital

isease)

Mean PAP Z 25 mm HgPCWP, LAP, LVEDP variableTPG variablePVR variableHigh cardiac output

lic pressure; PAP, pulmonary arterial pressure; PCWP, pulmonary capillaryG, transpulmonary gradient (mean PAP – PAWP).