Why the study?
Does multiscale motion mapping provide feasible and reliable objective quantification of cardiac motion and deformation in echocardiograms?
Population
Synthetic echocardiograms, phantom experiments, exploratory case studies, and a consecutive series of…
Comparison
Multiscale motion mapping vs Expert rating (for the clinical series)
Design
Other
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May support objective echocardiographic motion analysis; leaves open clinical utility and outcome impact in prospective studies.
Does multiscale motion mapping provide feasible and reliable objective quantification of cardiac motion and deformation in echocardiograms?
Multiscale motion mapping is a feasible, novel computer vision-based technique that allows for objective, 2D echocardiographic assessment of both cardiac motion and deformation.
Sühling et al. (2004) studied this question.
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