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Manual zur Indikation und Durchführung der Echokardiographie

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An Erratum to this article was published on 15 January 2010

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Abbreviations

2D:

2-dimensional

3D:

3-dimensional

ACS:

akutes Koronarsyndrom

AK:

Aortenklappe

AKÖF:

AK-Öffnungsfläche

ARVC:

arrhythmogene rechtsventrikuläre CM

AS:

Aortenstenose

ASD:

Atrium-Septum-Defekt

CM:

Kardiomyopathie

CRT:

kardiale Resynchronisationstherapie

cw-Doppler:

kontinuierlicher Doppler

EF:

Ejektionsfraktion

EROA:

effektive Regurgitationsöffnung

IE:

infektiöse Endokarditis

IMH:

intramurales Hämatom

IOE:

intraoperative Echokardiographie

KHK:

koronare Herzkrankheit

LA linker:

Vorhof (linksatrial)

LV:

linker Ventrikel (linksventrikulär)

LVMM:

LV-Muskelmasse

LVOT:

LV-Ausflusstrakt

MK:

Mitralklappe

MKÖF:

Mitralklappenöffnungsfläche

MRT:

Magnet-Resonanz-Tomographie

PA:

Pulmonalarterie (pulmonalarteriell)

PC:

Pericarditis constrictiva

PISA:

proximal isovelocity surface area

PFO:

offenes Foramen ovale

PHT:

Druckhalbwertszeit

pw-Doppler:

gepulster Doppler

RA:

rechter Vorhof (rechtsatrial)

RV:

rechter Ventrikel (rechtsventrikulär)

SAM:

systolic anterior movement

TEE:

transösophageale Echokardiographie

TTE:

transthorakale Echokardiographie

VCI:

Vena cava inferior

VHF:

Vorhofflimmern

VSD:

Ventrikelseptumdefekt

VTI:

Geschwindigkeits-Zeit-Integral

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