Following statements are true in diastolic dysfuction of the left ventricles EXCEPT-

clinical cardiology the term "diastolic function" is most commonly referred as how the hea fills. The energy that drives the suction process is generated from phase of systole. During systole, to overcome the peripheral aerial load at ejection, ventricle contracts, which also compresses elastic tissues internal to and external to the myocardium. Then, when cardiac muscle relaxes, the energy captured by compressed elements releases, driving the recoil of ventricular wall until a new balanced equilibrium state is reached. During diastole, the ventricle of hea must remain elastic or compliant enough and have capacity to hold incoming blood to guarantee effectiveness of the filling phase. Hence stiffness and relaxation are ventricle's intrinsic feature parameters that are practical in evaluating and quantifying diastolic function.In addition, volumetric load serves as an extrinsic indicating parameter that modulates diastolic function. Ref Davidson 23rd edition pg 453