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Strain dyssynchrony index determined by three-dimensional speckle area tracking can predict response to cardiac resynchronization therapy

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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients and their response to CRT
Figure 2 The left panel shows the concept of three-dimensional (3-D) area strain. Area strain expresses how the change in a regional areaof the endocardium in a phase vs
Figure 3 Color-coded 3-D LV displaysitesdelayed peak strain in lateral segments (orange arrow) (top left) and bull’s-eye plot image (bottom left) and corresponding area strain curves from 16 LV (right) for a responder, demonstrating dyssynchronous strain c
Table 2 Relationship between individual parameters and response to cardiac resynchronization therapy
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