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New cardiovascular imaging techniques visualize heart blood flow in all directions. This review covers current and future applications of advanced flow visualization in cardiology, enhancing cardiac performance assessment.

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  • Cardiovascular imaging initially focused on visualizing heart structures and motion.
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Main Methods:

  • Review of available literature on cardiovascular imaging techniques.
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  • Focus on techniques enabling comprehensive flow behavior description and analysis.

Main Results:

  • Advanced algorithms in CMR and ultrasound-related techniques allow for point-to-point, multi-directional flow analysis.
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  • Flow visualization is evolving beyond single-spot measurements.

Conclusions:

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  • These advancements provide new data for assessing cardiac performance.
  • The review outlines the current landscape and future potential of flow visualization in cardiology.