ESC 365 - Reduced right ventricular outflow tract strain at cardiac magnetic resonance correlates with low-voltage areas at unipolar electroanatomic mapping in patients with brugada syndrome.

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Reduced right ventricular outflow tract strain at cardiac magnetic resonance correlates with low-voltage areas at unipolar electroanatomic mapping in patients with brugada syndrome.

Session: Unveiling the hidden world of cardiac function: CMR strain imaging

Topic: Deformation Imaging

Speaker: Doctor M. Ciabatti (Arezzo, IT)

Event: ESC Congress 2023

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Doctor Michele Ciabatti

San Donato Hospital of Arezzo, Arezzo (Italy)

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Unveiling the hidden world of cardiac function: CMR strain imaging

Speakers: Doctor M. Ciabatti, Doctor T. Pezel, Doctor M. Koschutnik, Doctor S. Aslam, Mr W. Jiaxin

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25 August - 28 August 2023

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