Doctor Dominika Filipiak

Medical University of Lodz, Lodz (Poland)

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A novel handheld ultrasound device equipped with spectral doppler- efficacy of left ventricle diastolic function parameters assessment

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Left atrial appendage closure complicated by device-related thrombosis in a patient with myelodysplastic syndrome

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Novel handheld ultrasound with spectral Doppler modality allows for reliable valvular blood flow velocity assessment

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The use of handheld ultrasound device in cardiac examination of patients with history of Covid-19

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Pocket-size ultrasound devices may improve the prompt assessment of Covid-19 patients

$Does automated left ventricular ejection fraction assessment available on handheld ultrasound devices represent improvement in the diagnostic accuracy?$

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Does automated left ventricular ejection fraction assessment available on handheld ultrasound devices represent improvement in the diagnostic accuracy?

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Rapid cardiovascular imaging with pocket-size devices improves the initial assessment of suspected pulmonary embolism

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Do pocket-size imaging devices allow for reliable bedside vascular screening?

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Pocket-size imaging devices in the initial assessment of patients with suspected pulmonary embolism

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Doctor Dominika Filipiak

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A novel handheld ultrasound device equipped with spectral doppler- efficacy of left ventricle diastolic function parameters assessment

Left atrial appendage closure complicated by device-related thrombosis in a patient with myelodysplastic syndrome

Novel handheld ultrasound with spectral Doppler modality allows for reliable valvular blood flow velocity assessment

The use of handheld ultrasound device in cardiac examination of patients with history of Covid-19

Pocket-size ultrasound devices may improve the prompt assessment of Covid-19 patients

Does automated left ventricular ejection fraction assessment available on handheld ultrasound devices represent improvement in the diagnostic accuracy?

Rapid cardiovascular imaging with pocket-size devices improves the initial assessment of suspected pulmonary embolism

Do pocket-size imaging devices allow for reliable bedside vascular screening?

Pocket-size imaging devices in the initial assessment of patients with suspected pulmonary embolism

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