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Emphasizes imagers' longitudinal role in structural heart teams; leaves open quantification of impact on outcomes.
Structural heart disease is a new field in cardiovascular medicine, which has resulted in the creation of a new imaging subspecialty. Structural heart disease imagers have been instrumental in stimulating innovations in both the imaging and interventional spheres. Perhaps most importantly, they play a key role on the clinical heart team, interacting with team members and patients before, during, and long after a structural procedure is performed.
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