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Author: Sun Jingping
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: The key feature of echocardiography is continuous innovation and technological updates. From the simple A-mode images of the 1950s, M-mode images of the 1960s, to the two-dimensional images, pulsed and continuous Doppler of the 1970s, color Doppler, esophageal echocardiography, and stress echocardiography of the 1980s, contrast echocardiography and three-dimensional echocardiography emerged in the 1990s. In the mid-1990s, another important development was tissue Doppler imaging, which is the theme of this book. I first noticed tissue Doppler imaging a decade ago, when the tissue pulsed Doppler system was still in its primitive model, and we first used it to assess cardiac diastolic function. Compared to standard blood flow such as mitral valve flow, tissue Doppler has less dependence on preload. Since then, tissue Doppler has continued to develop and has become a standard echocardiographic imaging technique, widely used in various aspects of echocardiography, including the assessment of systolic and diastolic functions, the determination of myocardial ischemia and viable myocardium, and the evaluation of congenital heart diseases. In this outstanding book, Professor Sun Jingping has gathered experts from around the world to describe tissue Doppler echocardiography from both technical and knowledge levels. You can find historically significant research, various indicators of the detection instruments, the normal physiology of the heart chambers, and applications in various aspects such as cardiomyopathy, restrictive pericarditis, coronary artery disease, right heart dysfunction, and heart failure. Especially the description of how tissue Doppler assesses cardiac dyssynchrony and biventricular pacing is very excellent, and the operational key points and precautions of tissue Doppler detection are described in detail.