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Reference ranges and reproducibility studies for right heart myocardial deformation by feature tracking

Boyang Liu1,2, Ahmed M Dardeer2,3, William E Moody2

  • 1University of Birmingham Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences, Birmingham, UK.

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Keywords:
CMR, cardiac magnetic resonanceEDVi, indexed end diastolic volumeEF, ejection fractionESVi, indexed end systolic volumeLV, left ventricularLVMi, indexed left ventricular massRV Ell, right ventricular peak longitudinal strainRV, right ventricularSRA′, peak late diastolic strain rateSRE′, peak early diastolic strain rateSRS′, peak systolic strain rateeGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate

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