Myocardial work by pressure strain loops tells me about responsiveness to CRT

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Myocardial work by pressure strain loops tells me about responsiveness to CRT

Session: Speckle tracking imaging: tool or toy?

Topic: Tissue Doppler, Speckle Tracking and Strain Imaging

Speaker: Professor O. Smiseth (Oslo, NO)

Event: EuroEcho 2019

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Professor Otto Smiseth

University of Oslo, Oslo (Norway)

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Layer specific strain adds new information to my clinical practice.

Speaker: Doctor T. Biering-Sorensen (Copenhagen, DK)

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Septal flash and apical rocking: 2 phenotypes for the same abnormalities.

Speaker: Doctor M. Schneider (Berlin, DE)

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Left atrial strain, what’s new?

Speaker: Doctor M. Genger (Steyr, AT)

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Speckle tracking imaging: tool or toy?

Speakers: Professor O. Smiseth, Doctor T. Biering-Sorensen, Doctor M. Schneider, Doctor M. Genger

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EuroEcho 2019

4 December - 7 December 2019

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Myocardial work by pressure strain loops tells me about responsiveness to CRT

About the speaker

Professor Otto Smiseth

3 more presentations in this session

Layer specific strain adds new information to my clinical practice.

Septal flash and apical rocking: 2 phenotypes for the same abnormalities.

Left atrial strain, what’s new?

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Speckle tracking imaging: tool or toy?

About the event

EuroEcho 2019

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