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The clinical value of quantitative echocardiography for functional mitral regurgitation in contemporary heart failure.

Aug 2026 · The International Journal of Cardiovascular Imaging · 0 citations · 23 references
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Whatever the quantification method, the prevalence of FMR has declined compared to the past, driven by the contemporary GDMT, and EROA-PISA remains the reference standard, while automated 3D volumetric assessment serves as a physiologically consistent complementary approach.

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