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Accuracy, analysis time, and reproducibility of dedicated 4D echocardiographic left atrial volume quantification software

Olsen et al., 2022

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17743195621917891310
Author
Olsen F
Bertelsen L
Vejlstrup N
Bjerregaard C
Diederichsen S
Jørgensen P
Jensen M
Dahl A
Landler N
Graff C
Brandes A
Krieger D
Haugan K
Køber L
Højberg S
Svendsen J
Biering-Sørensen T
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The international journal of cardiovascular imaging

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Abstract Four-dimensional (4D) echocardiography may provide more accurate estimations of left atrial (LA) volumes than 2-dimensional (2D) measures. We sought to compare the concordance of a novel 4D LA quantification software versus 2D echocardiography against …
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