Why the study?
Is increased left ventricular trabeculation associated with major adverse cardiovascular events in the general population?
Is increased left ventricular trabeculation associated with major adverse cardiovascular events in the general population?
Increased left ventricular trabeculation may serve as an independent risk marker for major adverse cardiovascular events in the general population.
May identify higher MACE risk in the general population; leaves open whether trabeculation assessment improves risk stratification.
Increased left ventricular trabeculation is independently associated with an increased rate of major adverse cardiovascular events in the general population.
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