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Learning Cardiac Magnetic Resonance, 2019
Echocardiography remains the gold standard and first level choice for the study of heart valve diseases because of its availability, high temporal resolution for the study of valvular flows, limited costs and possibility to perform the examination in any condition. Nevertheless CMR has specific advantages to be considered in specific settings.
Massimo Imazio +3 more
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Echocardiography remains the gold standard and first level choice for the study of heart valve diseases because of its availability, high temporal resolution for the study of valvular flows, limited costs and possibility to perform the examination in any condition. Nevertheless CMR has specific advantages to be considered in specific settings.
Massimo Imazio +3 more
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Heart Valve Diseases Detection Based on Feature-Fusion and Hierarchical LSTM Network
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2022Early detection and diagnosis of heart valve diseases (HVDs) can prevent cardiac arrest. This work proposes a novel feature fusion method for detecting HVDs using a phonocardiogram (PCG) signal.
Samarjeet Das +2 more
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Concurrency and Computation, 2022
Heart sounds have been widely used for years to monitor and classify heart diseases. Experts manually examine these sounds, which is arduous and time‐consuming.
M. Yıldırım
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Heart sounds have been widely used for years to monitor and classify heart diseases. Experts manually examine these sounds, which is arduous and time‐consuming.
M. Yıldırım
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2013
Heart valve disease is often characterized by a prolonged asymptomatic period that lasts for years and presents primary care physicians with an opportunity to detect disease before irreversible heart failure or other cardiac complications develop. Acute valvular disease can masquerade as respiratory illness or present with nonspecific systemic symptoms,
David S. Bach, Adam S. Helms
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Heart valve disease is often characterized by a prolonged asymptomatic period that lasts for years and presents primary care physicians with an opportunity to detect disease before irreversible heart failure or other cardiac complications develop. Acute valvular disease can masquerade as respiratory illness or present with nonspecific systemic symptoms,
David S. Bach, Adam S. Helms
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, 2009 This chapter was designed to provide the reader with a brief overview of the current surgical treatment options for heart valve disease. Major topics of discussion are: (1) development of prosthetic valve replacements; (2) current issues with valve replacement; (3) major valvular diseases that affect humans in the Western world; and (4) recent advances
Ranjit John, Kenneth Liao
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2020
This book provides a state-of-the-art description of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of valvular heart disease (VHD). With an aging population, the incidence and complexity of VHD has markedly increased and the introduction of transcatheter valve therapies have revolutionized the management of these frequent and serious cardiovascular ...
A. Bharath Kumar, M.S. Umashankar
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This book provides a state-of-the-art description of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of valvular heart disease (VHD). With an aging population, the incidence and complexity of VHD has markedly increased and the introduction of transcatheter valve therapies have revolutionized the management of these frequent and serious cardiovascular ...
A. Bharath Kumar, M.S. Umashankar
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The microvasculature of heart valves in rheumatic heart disease
American Heart Journal, 1972Abstract The process of vascularization of the valves of 18 hearts with features of rheumatic heart disease, which were part of a larger series of 147 hearts from patients who died at the Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Uganda, has been studied using injection, microradiographic, and histological techniques.
M. H. Tarbit, Geoffrey Farrer-Brown
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