J. Adamus

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Three-dimensional echocardiographic evaluation of left ventricular volume: comparison of Doppler myocardial imaging and standard gray-scale imaging with cineventriculography--an in vitro and in vivo…
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Assessment of wall velocity gradient imaging using a test phantom.
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Doppler multigate measurements of ultrasonic scattering, attenuation and hematocrit of blood in the human artery
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A robust averaging method is introduced, which provides stable and repeatable results by using the echo- signals from all depths inside the vessel by measuring the power of the signal coming from gates at different depths.
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73 Usefulness of blood warm cardioplegia in surgical treatment of coronary artery disease in patients with left ventricular ejection fraction lower than 35
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[The improvement of echocardiographic assessment of the left ventricle by the use of perflenapent and harmonic imaging].
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Perflenapent improved left ventricular function diagnostic capabilities, and provided enhanced visualisation of the myocardium, in patients with previously obtained sub-optimal non-contrast echocardiograms.
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Total spinal anaesthesia for coronary artery bypass grafting: are there any benefits over general anaesthesia?: P-93
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WADY WRODZONE Thoracoscopic closure of patent ductus arteriosus in 2 premature infants weighing 700 and 800 g
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Assessment of wall velocity gradient and thrombi detection using test-phantom
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A new phantom has been designed to gain a better understanding of tissue Doppler imaging applied to the myocardium velocity gradient measurements and thrombi detection and it was found that DTI is a promising, more sensitive method of imaging the left ventricleThrombi.
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