Key result
Impaired magnetic resonance myocardial strain linked to reduced exercise capacity in unoperated Ebstein's anomaly.
Why the study?
Patients with unrepaired Ebstein's anomaly experience exercise intolerance, heart failure, and premature mortality, but volumetric assessment of right ventricular function is difficult due to complex anatomy.
Is impaired magnetic resonance myocardial strain associated with reduced exercise capacity in patients with unrepaired Ebstein's anomaly?
Is impaired magnetic resonance myocardial strain associated with reduced exercise capacity in patients with unrepaired Ebstein's anomaly?
Magnetic resonance myocardial strain may serve as a useful imaging marker associated with exercise capacity in patients with unoperated Ebstein's anomaly.
May support strain as a marker of functional status in unrepaired Ebstein anomaly; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before clinical use.
Background: Patients with unrepaired Ebstein’s anomaly experience exercise intolerance, heart failure and premature mortality. Volumetric assessment of right ventricular function is difficult due to the complex anatomy of t... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Tech Science Press
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Dardeer et al. (2025) studied this question. Impaired magnetic resonance myocardial strain is associated with reduced exercise capacity in patients with unoperated Ebstein's anomaly.
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