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December 4, 2002

Development of an improved centreline wall motion model

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Key result

A new centerline LV wall motion model algorithm achieved a variation of less than 1% in overall chord lengths in 99.1% of the 110 ventricular contour pairs examined.

Population

110 ventricular contour pairs from coronary and left ventricular cineangiograms

Design

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Authors

CLCraig D. Von LandPhilips (Netherlands)SRShivank RaoErasmus University RotterdamJRJohan H. C. ReiberCardiac Imaging

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Implication

May improve LV wall motion measurement consistency; leaves open clinical validation and outcome impact.

Structured PICO

P
Population
110 ventricular contour pairs from coronary and left ventricular cineangiograms
I
Intervention
New algorithm for the centerline LV wall motion model with a correction scheme for chords
O
Outcome
Convergence of the algorithm (absolute differences in chord lengths between iterations)surrogate

A newly developed algorithm for the centerline LV wall motion model successfully prevents measurement chords from crossing, achieving high convergence stability.

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Land et al. (2002) studied Left ventricular wall motion analysis (n=110). New centerline LV wall motion model algorithm was evaluated on Variation in overall chord lengths between iterations. A new centerline LV wall motion model algorithm achieved a variation of less than 1% in overall chord lengths in 99.1% of the 110 ventricular contour pairs examined.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1dbda2984ea5c2d0ce39cehttps://doi.org/10.1109/cic.1990.144313
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