Quantification of Single Valve Regurgitation in the Pediatric Population Using 3-Dimensional Echocardiography: Reproducibility and Comparison with Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Three-dimensional echocardiography compared well with CMR in delineation of severity of regurgitation (mild, moderate, and severe) and intra- and intra-observer reliability was excellent for ventricular volumes, VVR, and RF.
Routine clinical practice, standard echocardiographic measurements showed overall good reproducibility, with the strongest performance for left ventricular indices.
Raúl Reyes-Toledo, D. G. David-Pardo, G. Lemus-Barrios et al.· Frontiers in Cardiovascular...· 0 citations
In patients with DMR, AF was associated with more advanced LA structural remodeling, impaired LA function, and higher CMR LGE burden, and echocardiographic LA functional parameters may provide complementary information for the discrimination of AF.
X. Li, Y. Song, Y. Hu et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Real-time three-dimensional echocardiography allows non-invasive evaluation of mitral annular and leaflet geometry and facilitates objective comparison of remodeling patterns between AFMR and VFMR.
3D VCA reliably quantifies MR, provides aetiology‐specific cut‐offs and outperforms 2D methods in complex jets, andMulticenter validation is needed, particularly in rheumatic‐endemic regions.
Yosra Messaoudi, Dedde El Bechir, Abdellaziz Ghadhab et al.· Echocardiography· 0 citations
Three-dimensional TEE-derived Vena Contracta area (3D TEE VCA) is a reliable and accurate method for assessing the severity of secondary mitral regurgitation and its use as a replacement for TEE warrants confirmation in larger multicenter studies with external validation.
R. Diab, E. R. Zaki, Badria A. E. Elhalawany· Echocardiography· 0 citations
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