Usefulness of tissue Doppler velocity and strain dyssynchrony for predicting left ventricular reverse remodeling response after cardiac resynchronization therapy.
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Summary
Parameters of tissue Doppler longitudinal velocity, but not longitudinal strain, predicted LV reverse remodeling after CRT, and the same conclusions were obtained in subgroup analyses of QRS duration and ischemic or nonischemic cause of heart failure.
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- article
- Published
- 2007-10-15
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- 189
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Keywords
Cardiac resynchronization therapy, Medicine, Cardiology, Doppler imaging, Internal medicine
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