Key result
A multiple element ultrasound system (Multiscan) provided continuous, real-time cross-sectional images of the heart with satisfactory detail in most children and two-thirds of adults.
Why the study?
Does Multiscan echocardiography provide accurate and detailed real-time cross-sectional images of the heart in children and adults?
Population
Children and adults undergoing cardiac evaluation
Comparison
Multiscan echocardiography vs Angiography (for aortic root dimensions)
Design
Other
Authors
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May aid congenital and valvular evaluation; leaves open diagnostic accuracy and clinical adoption pending validation.
Observational
Does Multiscan echocardiography provide accurate and detailed real-time cross-sectional images of the heart in children and adults?
The development of Multiscan echocardiography represents an early milestone in real-time cross-sectional cardiac imaging, demonstrating feasibility in evaluating congenital and valvular heart disease.
Kloster et al. (1973) conducted an observational in Congenital and valvular heart disease. Multiscan Echocardiography vs. Angiography was evaluated on Image detail and accuracy of aortic root dimensions. A multiple element ultrasound system (Multiscan) provided continuous, real-time cross-sectional images of the heart with satisfactory detail in most children and two-thirds of adults.
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