Why the study?
Many cardiac illnesses affect myocardium locally rather than globally, so evaluating myocardial strain may determine regional wall motion.
Does CMR feature tracking effectively quantify left ventricle deformation in Type 2 diabetic patients?
Does CMR feature tracking effectively quantify left ventricle deformation in Type 2 diabetic patients?
CMR feature tracking is being evaluated as a method to quantify regional left ventricular deformation in patients with Type 2 diabetes.
CMR feature tracking evaluation for LV deformation in T2D remains preliminary; leaves open clinical validation and utility.
An evaluation of myocardial function is necessary to assess the condition of a patient's heart. Although ejection fraction is used as a measure of myocardial function, many common cardiac illnesses affect the myocardium locally rather than globally. It may therefore be possible to determine the motion of the regional wall of the heart by evaluating myocardial strain. Studying the efficacy of CMR feature tracking in diabetics Type 2 To determine whether the use of MRI feature tracking is effe
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