Why the study?
Does concurrent aortic and mitral valve echocardiography accurately measure systolic time intervals to assess peripheral tissue thyroid functional status in patients with varying thyroid function?
Does concurrent aortic and mitral valve echocardiography accurately measure systolic time intervals to assess peripheral tissue thyroid functional status in patients with varying thyroid function?
Concurrent aortic and mitral valve echocardiography is a rapid and sensitive technique for determining systolic time intervals, which correlate directly with peripheral tissue thyroid functional status.
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Systolic time intervals may mark thyroid tissue effects on echocardiography; cross-sectional data leave open prospective validation before clinical use.
Tseng et al. (1989) studied this question.
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