Titlebook: Ultrasound in Medicine; Volume 4 Denis White,E. A. Lyons Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 Tumor.aneurysm.angiography

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Cross Sectional Imaging of the Heart by the UI Octosonr the same time period or as rapidly as half a second. In the simple scan mode the transducers may be stopped at any selected angle and an M mode record may be then obtained along an indicated line of sight on the echogram. Scans may be taken in any plane and sections taken in the transverse, sagitt

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The Echocardiographic Diagnosis of Ruptured Mitral Chordae Tendinaeve diagnostic possibility since the clinical diagnosis of ruptured chordae tendinae is at times quite difficult. The present study has been designed to better define echocardiographic criteria for a positive diagnosis and to assess the method’s validity.

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Echocardiographic Evaluation of the Postoperative Cardiac PatientThe syndrome is a frequent postoperative finding in cardiac surgery patients who have had an opened pericardium. Previously, the syndrome has been diagnosed by the clinical findings of fever, chest pain, a pleural and/or pericardial friction rub, plus cardiomegaly due to the effusion, and ST-T wave

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Criteria for Quantitative Echocardiography in Children following surgical intervention or with progression of disease; or to estimate the number of subjects required for epidemiologic studies, the magnitude of measurement error must be known. Three variables must be quantitated: 1) within observer error, 2) between observer error, 3) technical consiste

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The Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome-Potential Pitfalls in Echocardiographic Diagnosise avoided in these infants, sparing them and their families unnecessary discomfort, hazard and expense. HLH, however, has many pathologie presentations, from severe aortic stenosis with normal mitral valves and small to normal sized left ventricular cavities, to mitral atresia, aortic atresia and a

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M-Mode Echocardiographic Systolic Motion Patterns of the Aortic Valve: Clinical-Echocardiographic Coographic correlates of these abnormal motion patterns, M-mode aortic valve echograms of 313 adult and pediatric patients undergoing cardiac catheterization were reviewed retrospectively. These patients represented a wide spectrum of congenital and acquired cardiac disease. All echocardiographic stud

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