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Figure 10. Apical four-chamber view (A4C) with analysis of longitudinal strain. The patient has heart failure with asynchronous activation of the left ventricle (ventricular myocardium is not activated synchronously). As can be seen here, septal parts (yellow arrow and yellow-marked myocardium) are activated before the lateral ones (red arrow and red marked myocardium). Source

Dr Araz Rawshani, MD, PhD

Associate professor Department of Cardiology, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Sweden Institute of Medicine, Department of Molecular and Clinical Medicine, Gothenburg, Sweden
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Figure 10. Apical four-chamber view (A4C) with analysis of longitudinal strain. The patient has heart failure with asynchronous activation of the left ventricle (ventricular myocardium is not activated synchronously). As can be seen here, septal parts (yellow arrow and yellow-marked myocardium) are activated before the lateral ones (red arrow and red marked myocardium). Source

Figure 10. Apical four-chamber view (A4C) with analysis of longitudinal strain. The patient has heart failure with asynchronous activation of the left ventricle (ventricular myocardium is not activated synchronously). As can be seen here, septal parts (yellow arrow and yellow-marked myocardium) are activated before the lateral ones (red arrow and red marked myocardium). Source

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