Evaluation of aortic regurgitation severity using flow convergence from the parasternal window: comparison with cardiac magnetic resonance and traditional Doppler parameters

In chronic AR, flow convergence is more identifiable from the parasternal long axis window compared to traditional PISA measured from the apical window. FCPLA nonvolumetric parameters relate well to AR severity by CMR and are comparable to conventional echo/Doppler parameters.

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European Heart Journal - Cardiovascular Imaging
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2025-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.1093/ehjci/jeaf359
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Cardiac Valve Diseases and Treatments
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Evaluation of aortic regurgitation severity using flow convergence from the parasternal window: comparison with cardiac magnetic resonance and traditional Doppler parameters

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Evaluation of aortic regurgitation severity using flow convergence from the parasternal window: comparison with cardiac magnetic resonance and traditional Doppler parameters

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Abstract

In chronic AR, flow convergence is more identifiable from the parasternal long axis window compared to traditional PISA measured from the apical window. FCPLA nonvolumetric parameters relate well to AR severity by CMR and are comparable to conventional echo/Doppler parameters.

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