Real-time three-dimensional digital Doppler method based on Gaussian control surface for measurement of flow volumes
Honghai Zhang, Liping Bu, Alan Stolpen, Milan Sonka, Shuping Ge
International Congress Series, June 2004, Volume 1268, pp. 1084-1089.
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Abstract
The cardiac flow volumes through the mitral valve orifice were measured using a Gaussian control surface based, Doppler angle independent method on real-time threedimensional digital Doppler data from 13 children. Our flow volume measurements correlated and agreed well with the ascending aorta flow volumes measured by PVC MRI and stroke volumes obtained from MRI left ventrical volumetric measurements.
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Department of Pediatrics, The University of Iowa
Department of Radiology,
The University of Iowa
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Honghai Zhang, Liping Bu, Alan Stolpen, Milan Sonka, Shuping Ge, "Real-time three-dimensional digital Doppler method based on Gaussian control surface for measurement of flow volumes", International Congress Series, June 2004, Volume 1268, pp. 1084-1089.
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@article{Zhang_2004_CARS,
author = "Honghai Zhang, Liping Bu, Alan Stolpen, Milan Sonka, Shuping Ge",
title = "Real-time three-dimensional digital Doppler method based on Gaussian control surface for measurement of flow volumes",
journal = "International Congress Series",
year = "2004",
volume= "1268",
issue = "",
pages = "1084-1089"
}