Why the study?
Does myocardial motion imaging using power color flow and frequency-based color flow Doppler demonstrate fetal heart wall movement in high-risk pregnancies?
Population
27 patients at high risk of carrying a fetus with a cardiac abnormality at 20 weeks' gestation
Design
Cohort
Authors
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Supports adjunctive role in high-risk fetal cardiac assessment; extends Doppler applications but leaves open prospective validation.
Does myocardial motion imaging using power color flow and frequency-based color flow Doppler demonstrate fetal heart wall movement in high-risk pregnancies?
Myocardial motion imaging using power color flow and frequency-based color flow Doppler is a feasible adjunct to conventional fetal echocardiography for assessing fetal heart wall movement.
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