Why the study?
Does contrast echocardiography using carbon dioxide mixed with heparinised blood safely aid in diagnosing cardiac defects in horses?
Does contrast echocardiography using carbon dioxide mixed with heparinised blood safely aid in diagnosing cardiac defects in horses?
Contrast echocardiography using carbon dioxide mixed with heparinised blood is a safe and effective diagnostic tool for evaluating cardiac defects in horses.
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May support equine cardiac diagnostics; leaves open clinical adoption pending controlled trials.
Kvart et al. (1985) studied this question.
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