FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2891878328> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2891878328 abstract "The detection of regional wall motion abnormalities is the cornerstone of stress echocardiography. Today, stress echo shows increasing trends of utilization due to growing concerns for radiation risk, higher cost and stronger environmental impact of competing techniques. However, it has also limitations: underused ability to identify factors of clinical vulnerability outside coronary artery stenosis; operator-dependence; low positivity rate in contemporary populations; intermediate risk associated with a negative test; limited value of wall motion beyond coronary artery disease. Nevertheless, stress echo has potential to adapt to a changing environment and overcome its current limitations.Four parameters now converge conceptually, logistically, and methodologically in the Integrated Quadruple (IQ)-stress echo. They are: 1- regional wall motion abnormalities; 2-B-lines measured by lung ultrasound; 3-left ventricular contractile reserve assessed as the stress/rest ratio of force (systolic arterial pressure by cuff sphygmomanometer/end-systolic volume from 2D); 4- coronary flow velocity reserve on left anterior descending coronary artery (with color-Doppler guided pulsed wave Doppler). IQ-Stress echo allows a synoptic functional assessment of epicardial coronary artery stenosis (wall motion), lung water (B-lines), myocardial function (left ventricular contractile reserve) and coronary small vessels (coronary flow velocity reserve in mid or distal left anterior descending artery). In ABCD protocol, A stands for Asynergy (ischemic vs non-ischemic heart); B for B-lines (wet vs dry lung); C for Contractile reserve (weak vs strong heart); D for Doppler flowmetry (warm vs cold heart, since the hyperemic blood flow increases the local temperature of the myocardium). From the technical (acquisition/analysis) viewpoint and required training, B-lines are the kindergarten, left ventricular contractile reserve the primary (for acquisition) and secondary (for analysis) school, wall motion the university, and coronary flow velocity reserve the PhD program of stress echo.Stress echo is changing. As an old landline telephone with only one function, yesterday stress echo used one sign (regional wall motion abnormalities) for one patient with coronary artery disease. As a versatile smart-phone with multiple applications, stress echo today uses many signs for different pathophysiological and clinical targets. Large scale effectiveness studies are now in progress in the Stress Echo2020 project with the omnivorous ABCD protocol." @default.
• W2891878328 created "2018-09-27" @default.
• W2891878328 creator A5027620225 @default.
• W2891878328 creator A5028570238 @default.
• W2891878328 creator A5032521999 @default.
• W2891878328 creator A5034822949 @default.
• W2891878328 creator A5041699743 @default.
• W2891878328 creator A5058307497 @default.
• W2891878328 date "2018-10-02" @default.
• W2891878328 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W2891878328 title "The new clinical standard of integrated quadruple stress echocardiography with ABCD protocol" @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1484599032 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1936833235 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1964193097 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1972999993 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1974211656 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1981905864 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1983759500 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1984349156 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W1987075778 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2003964271 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2005242636 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2018282966 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2024841792 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2029949913 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2032594209 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2043719764 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2051296709 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2054860367 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2058446870 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2063464035 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2065849375 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2075644813 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2076850314 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2078933666 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2084708939 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2085765781 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2096764054 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2113608155 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2117764669 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2129553427 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2131195601 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2134274218 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2134421076 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2136320149 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2141884100 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2143395943 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2143719144 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2143842374 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2158111239 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2160819928 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2169926741 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2183722126 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2217956639 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2268647522 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2313186535 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2325881765 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2346732860 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2391328736 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2415444616 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2488205641 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2504305974 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2514365729 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2529139594 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2533673836 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2550429435 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2556659939 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2576773250 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2587778681 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2588344315 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2594125808 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2600288242 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2602132542 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2605849388 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2606124791 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2607075459 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2611762891 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2619329678 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2748569218 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2749511922 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2752602951 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2757282165 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2761658996 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2773157532 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2775625284 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2778464949 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2791015622 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2791163610 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2795950435 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2802298610 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2810885631 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2899935533 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2919818731 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W2964640630 @default.
• W2891878328 cites W4231927329 @default.
• W2891878328 doi "https://doi.org/10.1186/s12947-018-0141-z" @default.
• W2891878328 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/6167852" @default.
• W2891878328 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30285774" @default.
• W2891878328 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2891878328 type Work @default.

• next