… Invasive left ventricular pressure-volume loop (LV-PVL) is the reliable standard to evaluate
cardiac function, but its wide clinical application is limited by the risk of invasive LV pressure …

… Multiplying myocardial stress and wall strain therefore provides a value for myocardial work.
(D) A … to myocardial work. d = distance; F = force; ΔL = change in length of an object; L 0 …

… -FT–based quantification of systolic (strain) and diastolic function (SR) as well as advanced
assessment of cardiac anatomy using the cardiac atlas approach. A uniquely changed 3D …

… (MW) by non-invasive echocardiography is a novel method for evaluating systolic cardiac …
Therefore, GWI has significant clinical application value in promoting the traditional LVEF. …

… various T1 and T2 mapping sequence techniques and their clinical applications. … in the
myocardium. Native T1 is thus regarded as a promising method for the detection of myocardial …

… While this phenomenon has been known from animal experiments for a long time, MR imaging
is the first and until now the only method to directly visualize myocardial edema in clinical …

… magnetic resonance (CMR), feature tracking (FT) is an emerging tissue tracking technique
that evaluates myocardial motion and deformation quantitatively by strain, strain rate, torsion, …

… emerged: the myocardial work (MW). MW is an alternative tool for studying LV myocardial
systolic function; a novel noninvasive method to assess regional myocardial work by utilizing …

… The techniques have advanced to where pixel-level myocardial T1 mapping has become a
routine component of CMR examinations. Combined with the use of … , the imaging techniques …

… a primer on the essentials of myocardial T1ρ mapping, and to describe the current range
of clinical applications of the technique to detect and quantify myocardial injuries. We also …