Abstract:A systematic difference (overestimation) was noted for right ventricular size as assessed with knowledge-based reconstruction compared with conventional methods for analysis. Observer variability for the new method was comparable to what has been reported for the right ventricle in children and congenital heart disease with conventional analysis.
“…We found that KBR consistently underestimated RV volumes by a small amount. In a recently published study by Pieterman [109], KBR overestimated RV volumes. The largest difference in the previous study was in patients with right ventricle-pulmonary artery (RV-PA) pathology, a group whose anatomy is difficult to visualize.…”
“…We found that KBR consistently underestimated RV volumes by a small amount. In a recently published study by Pieterman [109], KBR overestimated RV volumes. The largest difference in the previous study was in patients with right ventricle-pulmonary artery (RV-PA) pathology, a group whose anatomy is difficult to visualize.…”
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