Why the study?
Is the four-view iRotate echocardiography model feasible for assessing functional right ventricle parameters and establishing normal values in healthy subjects and patients with abnormally loaded RVs?
Population
155 healthy subjects aged 20-72 years and an unspecified number of patients with abnormally loaded right…
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RV-GLS feasibility varies by wall with iRotate echocardiography; leaves open standardization and clinical adoption pending validation.
Is the four-view iRotate echocardiography model feasible for assessing functional right ventricle parameters and establishing normal values in healthy subjects and patients with abnormally loaded RVs?
The four-view iRotate echocardiography model is a feasible approach for assessing right ventricular dimensions and function, establishing normal values for RV-GLS across different walls.
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