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Echocardiographic Evaluation of the Postoperative Cardiac Patientchanges of pericarditis on the electrocardiogram. Bacterial infections as a cause of the fever have to be excluded. Because of patient discomfort and prolonged morbidity, rapid diagnosis of a pericardial effusion in the postpericardiotomy syndrome becomes essential.

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The Reliability of Echocardiography in the Diagnosis of Aortic Root Dissectionce of normal valve cusp echoes contained in the true lumen. These criteria were based on a total number of 6 cases examined by ultrasound. An additional 11 cases of proved aortic root dissection have been studied by us during the past 5 years and have provided the basis for evaluating the reliability of the current diagnostic criteria.

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Abnormal Motion of Interventricular Septum and Posterior Wall of Left Ventricle in Experimental “Wolundle branch block. Although some believe that unopposed systolic contraction of either right(RV) or left ventricle(LV) and/or reversed activation of IVS from right to left resulted in these abnormal motion, the exact mechanism still remain uncertain.

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M-Mode Echocardiographic Systolic Motion Patterns of the Aortic Valve: Clinical-Echocardiographic Coof the timing of preclosure events (onset preclosure/LVET and completion preclosure/LVET), rate of preclosure (slope), and vertical magnitude of preclosure (preclosure index: PI) were measured to sharpen qualitative impressions of aortic cusp systolic preclosure patterns. Three types of systolic preclosure were identified. (Table 1).