= Estimation of left ventricular compliance using on-line echocardiographic automated border detection and pressure data by John Gorcsan III and others
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{tag=Work by William A. Mandarino}
{tag=Work by Lee G. Deneault}
{tag=Work by Shigeki Morita}
{tag=Work by Akihiko Kawai}
{tag=Work by Bartley P. Griffith}
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https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01137705
By <John Gorcsan III>, <William A. Mandarino>, <Lee G. Deneault>, <Shigeki Morita>, <Akihiko Kawai>, <Bartley P. Griffith>, <Robert L. Kormos>. The International Journal of Cardiac Imaging 10, 103–111, June 1994. Publisher title, full byline, author affiliations and abstract verified at https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF01137705 . Abstract: six excised dog hearts were perfused ex vivo; an intraventricular balloon supplied volume and a micromanometer catheter supplied pressure. Automated echocardiographic borders measured mid-ventricular short-axis area. Three volume runs in 1 mL increments per heart yielded 1,080 simultaneous observations. The experiment compared pressure-area with pressure-volume relationships; it did not establish clinical validation. Full article not inspected.
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