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Transesophageal Real-Time Three-Dimensional Echocardiography: Methods and Initial In Vitro and Human In Vivo Studies
J Am Coll Cardiol Handke et al. 48: 2070

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Supplementary Videos

Files in this Data Supplement:

  • Video 1 - Real-time 3-dimensional echocardiographic (RT3D-TEE) presentation of an Amplatz occluder. Both the catheter of the occluder system and the occluder discs are very well-resolved spatially.
  • Video 2 - Closure of an atrial septal defect (ASD) with an Amplatz occluder.
  • Video 3 - Closure of an “ASD” with an Amplatz occluder. The red/blue presentation enables stereoscopic presentation using special goggles.
  • Video 4 - 8-pole EPS-catheter in the ventricle model.
  • Video 5 - Inflation + deflation of the balloon of a Swan-Ganz-catheter in the ventricle model.
  • Video 6 - Placement of an aortic stent graft in the aorta model.
  • Video 7 - Placement of an impeller pump in the ventricle model.
  • Video 8 - Cyclic changes of a balloon model in an artificial, pulsatile circulation.
  • Video 9 - Individual cut plane through the 3-D data set of the human heart.
  • Video 10 - RT3D-TEE reconstruction of the human heart (5-chamber view). By modification of the angle of vision, excellent spatial imaging of cardiac structures is possible.
  • Video 11 - The temporal resolution of the RT3D-TEE system (up to 20 Hz) enables imaging of dynamic changes during the cardiac cycle. The video shows the opening and closing movements of a human aortic valve.




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