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A novel ultrasound-derived index of intra-myocardial work, utilizing automated AI segmentation, quantifies energy stored in systole and used for diastolic recoil during isovolumic relaxation

27 August 2023 (12:15 - 12:50)
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Mrs Ida Maiorov

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa (Israel)

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