Cardiac imaging modalities are essential for the management of cardiac diseases.
Multimodality imaging, such as echocardiography, cardiac computed tomography (CT) …

Percutaneous approaches to treat structural heart diseases are growing in number and
complexity. Multimodality imaging is essential for planning and monitoring such …

Highlights•The use of EFF imaging is reviewed in congenital and structural heart
disease.•EFF imaging harmonizes the two imaging modalities to facilitate catheter …

The field of percutaneous structural heart interventions has grown tremendously in recent
years. This growth has fueled the development of new imaging protocols and technologies …

Highlights•Echocardiographic-fluoroscopic fusion has the potential to improve procedural
guidance in the future.•Echocardiographic-fluoroscopic fusion allows real-time imaging, an …

The availability of 3D imaging in cardiology has provided a large flow of information to the
clinical management of low and high risk patients. However, the correlation among different …

The number of patients with adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) has been dramatically
increasing and adults with congenital heart disease now outnumber children with congenital …

Cardiac hybrid imaging combines different imaging modalities in a way where both
modalities equally contribute to image information. The most common and best-studied …

Increased catheter‐based interventions in congenital and structural heart disease require
imaging modalities to be oriented in the same visual perspective. The use of …

A novel system for fusing 3-D echocardiography data sets from complementary acoustic
windows was evaluated in 12 healthy volunteers and 12 patients with heart failure. We …