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The experimental study on quantitative color kinesis
Author(s): XING Yanqiu, ZHANG Yun, ZHANG Mei, JI Xiaoping, BO Peili, WANG Shizhen, WANG Yong, YANG Hongling
Pages: 172-
175
Year: 2001
Issue:
3
Journal: ZHONGHUA CHAOSHENG YINGXIANGXUE ZAZHI
Keyword: 彩色室壁运动技术; 心室功能; 左;
Abstract: Objective To evaluate whether quantitative co l or kinesis (QCK) can detect the changes of regional left ventricular systolic and diastolic function under experimental conditions.Methods The echocardiography examinations were performed in 10 d ogs to obtain systole and diastole color kinesis images both at SAX and A4C befo re and after every procedure followed: ①Ligating the inferior vein with stenost ic its diameter 30%;②Ligating the ascending aortic with stenostic its diameter 30%. All the stored digital loops above were reviewed by Echo View computer syst em with QCK software. The regional area changes both of systolic and diastolic ( RACs, RACd),the mean times of systolic and filling would be calculated automatic ally. Results Out of 120 screened color kinesis image frames, 108 ( 90%) with high quality that adequately tracking above 80% endocardial boundary. ①Control condition: The values of RACs [from (38.00±11.29)% for b -lt to (76.33±14.52)% for ant] and RACd[(45.43±19.75)% for b-lt to (77.50±14.72)% for ant] were both different in each se gment . The values got from SAX view were higher. Ts was from(103.40±29.48) ms to (157.44±11.29)ms, and td was from (133.22±21.67)ms t o (170.86±39.51)ms.② Loading condition: After the ligation of inferi or vein, most of RACs(67%) and RACd(75%) were decreased in all segments without changing of global function, ts shorted(83%) and td(75%) prolonged. The changing continued with the ligation of ascending aortic.Conclusions QCK technique can accurately evaluate the LV regiona l systolic and diastolic function under loading, ischemia, and therapy condition s.
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