Feature tracking in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging to evaluate normal myocardial function

Buss, Sebastian J.; Matheis, Philipp; Breuninger, Kristin; Kämmerer, R; Sander, Yannick; Krautz, Birgit; Rust, Lukas; Galuschky, Christian; Korosoglou, Grigorios; Giannitsis, Evangelos

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“…They concluded that measures like CURE and RURE provide absolute differentiation between patients with cardiomyopathy and normal healthy controls with a sensitivity of 90%, specificity of 98% at a cut-off of 0.89[ 19 ]. Buss et al[ 20 ] and Shang et al[ 21 ] measured reference values in 110 healthy adult patients and 115 healthy pediatric patients. Their work was based on the fact that some observational studies of left ventricular function in adults suggest that global longitudinal strain correlate with EF, and is superior to EF as a predictor of outcome.…”

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Feature tracking cardiac magnetic resonance imaging: A review of a novel non-invasive cardiac imaging technique

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Sethi

Murtaza

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Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality globally. Early diagnostic markers are gaining popularity for better patient care disease outcomes. There is an increasing interest in noninvasive cardiac imaging biomarkers to diagnose subclinical cardiac disease. Feature tracking cardiac magnetic resonance imaging is a novel post-processing technique that is increasingly being employed to assess global and regional myocardial function. This technique has numerous applications in structural and functional diagnostics. It has been validated in multiple studies, although there is still a long way to go for it to become routine standard of care.

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Feature tracking cardiac magnetic resonance imaging: A review of a novel non-invasive cardiac imaging technique

Rahman

Sethi

Murtaza

et al. 2017

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No late effects of growth hormone exposure on ventricular mass and function in patients with Turner's syndrome

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Feature tracking in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging to evaluate normal myocardial function

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Feature tracking cardiac magnetic resonance imaging: A review of a novel non-invasive cardiac imaging technique

Feature tracking cardiac magnetic resonance imaging: A review of a novel non-invasive cardiac imaging technique

No late effects of growth hormone exposure on ventricular mass and function in patients with Turner's syndrome

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