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Definition
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130670
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Longitudinal Lagrangian Strain |
Lagrangian strain parallel to the reference contour (i.e. in the longitudinal direction) calculated as: SL(t)=(L(t) -L0)/L0, where L(t) is the length at a given point t in time and L0 is the reference length at the reference time t0.Strain values are negative with shortening. Due to the common convention of using end-diastole as the t0 reference time, echocardiography strain values are typically negative. |
130674
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Longitudinal Lagrangian Strain Rate |
Rate of change of longitudinal strain over time. |
130673
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Mechanical Dispersion |
The standard deviation of the time to peak longitudinal strain value for different myocardial segments. Typically assessed over 18-segments of the left ventricle. |
130672
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Time to Peak Longitudinal Lagrangian Strain |
The time from the beginning of the interval to the time of the peak longitudinal Lagrangian strain. |
130671
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Peak Longitudinal Lagrangian Strain |
Peak value of longitudinal Lagrangian strain during an identified interval, such as systole or a full cardiac cycle. |
130678
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Circumferential Lagrangian Strain Rate |
Rate of change of circumferential Lagrangian strain over time. |
130677
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Circumferential Lagrangian Strain |
Lagrangian strain tangential to the reference contour, perpendicular to the longitudinal strain, with positive values in the counterclockwise direction when viewed from the apex. |
130676
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Radial Lagrangian Strain Rate |
Rate of change of radial Lagrangian strain over time. |
130675
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Radial Lagrangian Strain |
Lagrangian strain in the wall of a cavity perpendicular to the longitudinal strain and towards the center of the cavity. |
125334
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Vena Contracta Width |
The width of the vena contracta of a fluid flow. |
125333
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Regurgitation Jet Width |
A width of a regurgitation jet taken perpendicular to the primary flow. |
125332
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Regurgitation Jet Area |
A cross-sectional area of a regurgitation jet, taken perpendicular to the primary flow. |
125331
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PISA Radius |
The radius of the proximal isovelocity surface area (PISA) of fluid flow approaching an orifice. It is commonly used to evaluate cardiac valve regurgitation. |
125330
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Peak Tissue Velocity |
The peak velocity of some tissue over a defined period |
125329
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Peak Blood Pressure |
The peak pressure of blood over a defined period at a defined location. |
125328
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Maximum Orifice Area |
The maximum area of an orifice opening over a defined period. |
125327
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Excursion Distance |
The distance traversed by some tissue over a defined period. |
125326
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Effective Orifice Area |
The effective area of an orifice (such as the mitral valve orifice) during bloodflow through the orifice. |
125325
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Dyssynchrony Index |
The standard deviation over 12 left ventricle myocardial segments of the time to peak myocardial sustained systolic velocity of each segment.See Yu, et al., Circulation, 2002; 105: 438-445 |