Application of Speckle Tracking in Quantitative Assessment of Cardiac Function in Diabetic Patients
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Application of Speckle Tracking in Quantitative Assessment of Cardiac Function in Diabetic Patients
Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in MedicineVol. 25, Issue 11, (2023)
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上海交通大学医学院附属瑞金医院心脏科
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Published:2023,
Published Online:1 December 2023,
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Application of Speckle Tracking in Quantitative Assessment of Cardiac Function in Diabetic Patients. [J]. Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in Medicine 25(11).(2023)
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Application of Speckle Tracking in Quantitative Assessment of Cardiac Function in Diabetic Patients. [J]. Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in Medicine 25(11).(2023)DOI:
Application of Speckle Tracking in Quantitative Assessment of Cardiac Function in Diabetic Patients
The myocardium of patients with diabetes mellitus (DM) and early DM can be damaged to varying degrees. Timely detection of changes in cardiac structure and function of DM patients is of great significance for effective treatment of DM patients and prevention of DCM. As a non-invasive new technology
ultrasonic speckle tracking imaging (STI) can provide more sensitive and accurate cardiac function evaluation for patients with DM
especially the systolic and diastolic function evaluation of left atrium and left ventricle. This paper reviews the application progress of STI technology in the evaluation of left atrial and left ventricular function in patients with DM.
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