strain_cure: Circumferential uniformity ratio estimate
In dloewenstein/straindys: A collection of tools to calculate different strain and dyssynchrony metrcis for CMR FT
Description
Usage
Arguments
Background
Description
Circumferential uniformity ratio estimate for dyssynchrony analysis of
cardiac strain.
Usage
1
Arguments
data
Dataframe, columns containing strainvalues from LV wall segments
according to the AHA-17 segment model.
Background
Circumferential uniformity ratio estimate (cure) is a measure typically used
for analysis of left ventricular (LV) mechanical dyssynchrony. Ranging from 0,
meaning complete dyssynchrony, that is, all opposing wall segments in LV move
in different directions. And 1 meaning complete synchrony, all walls contract
and shortens at the same time. Cure ≤ 0.75 has previously been used to
define dyssynchrony.
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Description Usage Arguments Background
Description
Circumferential uniformity ratio estimate for dyssynchrony analysis of cardiac strain.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
Dataframe, columns containing strainvalues from LV wall segments according to the AHA-17 segment model. |
Background
Circumferential uniformity ratio estimate (cure) is a measure typically used for analysis of left ventricular (LV) mechanical dyssynchrony. Ranging from 0, meaning complete dyssynchrony, that is, all opposing wall segments in LV move in different directions. And 1 meaning complete synchrony, all walls contract and shortens at the same time. Cure ≤ 0.75 has previously been used to define dyssynchrony.
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