![]() ReviewTissue Doppler echocardiography and biventricular pacing in heart failure: Patient selection, procedural guidance, follow-up, quantification of success1 Charité Campus Mitte – University Medicine Berlin, Medical Clinic for Cardiology, Angiology, Pneumology, 10098 Berlin, Germany 2 Klinik am See, Department of Cardiology, Rehabilitation Center of Cardiovascular Diseases, Seebad 84, 15562 Rüdersdorf (Berlin), Germany
Cardiovascular Ultrasound 2004, 2:17doi:10.1186/1476-7120-2-17
Additional filesAdditional File 1: TSI in a patient with LBBB before BVP: The lateral segments show a delayed time-to-peak velocity (red colour). Apical four chamber view. Format: ZIP Size: 7.4MB Download file Additional File 2: TSI post-implantation: There is only green colour coding indicating synchronous contraction of all segments from apical four chamber view. Format: ZIP Size: 2.9MB Download file Additional File 3: Tissue Tracking without BVP : There are reduced displacement values and no basal-apical gradient in the septal segments and DLC in the lateral wall (no colour-coding) indicating asynchrony of the lateral wall. Apical four chamber view. Format: ZIP Size: 3MB Download file Additional File 4: Acute effect with BVP "on" (Tissue Tracking): There are increased displacement values, a basal-apical gradient. Apical four chamber view. Format: ZIP Size: 3.2MB Download file Additional File 5: Tissue Tracking before BVP : There are reduced displacement values and no basal-apical gradient in the septal segments and DLC in the lateral wall. Apical four chamber view. Format: ZIP Size: 3.5MB Download file Additional File 6: Long-term effect after 6 months of BVP: Reduction of left ventricular dilatation, increased displacement values, a basal-apical gradient. Apical four chamber view. Format: ZIP Size: 2.6MB Download file |





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