Key result
Live 3D echocardiography using a pediatric matrix probe was feasible for evaluating congenital heart disease across 34 examinations in children and fetuses.
Why the study?
Is live 3D echocardiography with a pediatric matrix probe feasible for evaluating congenital heart disease in pediatric and fetal patients?
Observational (n=34)
Is live 3D echocardiography with a pediatric matrix probe feasible for evaluating congenital heart disease in pediatric and fetal patients?
Live 3D echocardiography using a high-frequency pediatric matrix probe is a feasible and high-resolution adjunct to conventional 2D echocardiography for evaluating congenital heart disease in children and fetuses.
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May aid congenital heart disease assessment; extends 2D techniques but leaves open diagnostic value and routine adoption.
Acar et al. (2007) conducted an observational in Congenital heart disease (n=34). Live 3D Echocardiography with Pediatric Matrix Probe was evaluated on Feasibility and image resolution. Live 3D echocardiography using a pediatric matrix probe was feasible for evaluating congenital heart disease across 34 examinations in children and fetuses.
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