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Do parameters of left ventricular filling from radionuclide angiography correlate with myocardial relaxation from echocardiography in patients with varying systolic function?
Do parameters of left ventricular filling from radionuclide angiography correlate with myocardial relaxation from echocardiography in patients with varying systolic function?
Diastolic parameters assessed by radionuclide angiography and echocardiography correlate well and are frequently abnormal in patients with normal systolic function, suggesting they are sensitive markers of early myocardial deterioration.
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May indicate early diastolic changes despite normal EF; hypothesis-generating for combined RNA-echo assessment in preserved systolic function.
Morten Bryhn (1984) studied this question.
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