Why the study?
Does high-frame-rate storing improve the spatial and temporal performance of fetal myocardial speckle tracking compared to low-frame-rate storing in normal fetuses?
Population
124 normal fetuses
Comparison
High-frame-rate storing and Lagrangian strain… vs Low-frame-rate video storing at 25 Hz
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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HFR may boost fetal speckle-tracking feasibility; hypothesis-generating and should not yet alter practice versus Doppler.
Does high-frame-rate storing improve the spatial and temporal performance of fetal myocardial speckle tracking compared to low-frame-rate storing in normal fetuses?
High-frame-rate storing improves tracking success in fetal myocardial speckle tracking compared to low-frame-rate storing, though Doppler remains superior for velocity estimation.
Matsui et al. (2010) studied this question.
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