Titlebook: Echocardiology; with Doppler applica N. Bom Book 1977 Martinus Nijhoff Medical Division — The Hague 1977 cardiology

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A dual M-mode system for simultaneous time motion analyses of cardiac structures and evaluation of cn of intracardiac structures. The M-mode has provided not only anatomical but also functional or physiological information. For example, analysis of the motion of the aortic valve has provided an accurate measurement of left ventricular systolic time intervals 1) which, when combined with an analysi

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Detection of incoordinate left ventricular contraction by echocardiographyse results to the left ventricular cavity as a whole, it is necessary to assume that contraction and relaxation are uniform. This need not be evident from an echocardiogram of the left ventricular cavity considered in isolation. Ways of detecting incoordinate contraction by M-mode echocardiography a

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Cardiac anatomy in congenital heart diseaseach has led to a better understanding of these malformations and as a consequence it has been demonstrated that transitional forms occur between congenital malformations which were previously considered to be separate entities. At the same time the need for precise description and classification has

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Echocardiography in noncyanotic congenital heart diseasehe vast spectrum of congenital heart diseases in a cyanotic and an acyanotic group. Cyanosis producing lesions are usually complex: multiple anatomic lesions exist and the “basic floor plan” of the heart is distorted. The term “basic floor plan” (Solinger) may be described as the relative position o

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asive technique today. Almost all progress in this young and exciting field has been the positive result of close co-operation between medical and technical scientists. This book contains a series of lectures held at Erasmus University Rotterdam in June 1977 and is divided in three sections: - clini

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53483-1ardiogramme as follows. A sectional view of the heart along the longitudinal axis using the multi-element technique according to Bom 2), 3) shows continuity between the anterior aortic wall and the interventricular septum as well as between the posterior aortic wall and the anterior mitral cusp (fig. 1).