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To describe the operational principles, examination techniques, and clinical utility of the Mulliscan multidimensional echocardiography system.

January 1, 1974HeartOpen Access

Multidimensional echocardiography. An appraisal of its clinical usefulness.

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JRJos R.T.C. RoelandtErasmus University Rotterdam FKFrank E. KlosterOregon National Primate Research Center FCFolkert J. ten CateCedars-Sinai Medical Center

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Technical appraisal demonstrates real-time cross-sectional cardiac imaging without motion distortion, highlighting improved diagnostic visualization of dynamic heart structures.

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To describe the operational principles, examination techniques, and clinical utility of the Mulliscan multidimensional echocardiography system.
Characterized the examination technique designed to capture instantaneous cardiac motion.
Evaluated contemporary display configurations and recording methods for clinical image acquisition.
Generated instantaneous cross-sections of the moving heart free from dynamic distortion.
Facilitated clear visualization of structural cardiac dynamics through adapted recording and display mechanisms.

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Roelandt et al. (1974) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0cd0ea17d56fa39a4a532e https://doi.org/10.1136/hrt.36.1.29

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Technical appraisal demonstrates real-time cross-sectional cardiac imaging without motion distortion, highlighting improved diagnostic visualization of dynamic heart structures.

Multidimensional echocardiography. An appraisal of its clinical usefulness.

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Multidimensional echocardiography. An appraisal of its clinical usefulness.

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