Project: Echocardiography-based imaging techniques for guidance of minimally-invasive intracardiac procedures in horses.
2019-10-01 – 2020-10-31
- Abstract
In human medicine, diagnosis and treatment of cardiac diseases is often performed through minimally-invasive intracardiac procedures. In horses, however, these catheterisation procedures are barely developed because imaging modalities from human patients (fluoroscopy, CT-scan) cannot be applied in horses. This research project develops new, standardized, echography-guided catheterisation techniques for diagnosis and treatment of cardiac diseases in horses.
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Development of an atrial transseptal puncture procedure in horses to access the left heart: An ultrasound‐guided jugular vein and transhepatic approach
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Detection of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation preceding persistent atrial fibrillation in a horse using an implantable loop recorder with remote monitoring
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Development of a three-dimensional computer model of the equine heart using a polyurethane casting technique and in vivo contrast-enhanced computed tomography
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Dataset: Development of transseptal puncture in horses EVJ
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- Conference Paper
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Ultrasound-compatible 3D model of the equine heart to develop advanced intracardiac treatment strategies
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- Conference Paper
- C3
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Transseptal puncture in the horse using intracardiac ultrasound guidance : first results with follow-up
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Transseptal puncture in the horse using intracardiac ultrasound guidance : first results with follow-up
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Transseptal puncture guided by intracardiac ultrasound to access the left atrium in adult horses
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Development of a transseptal puncture technique in horses : exploring the transhepatic and jugular vein approach
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- Journal Article
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Three‐dimensional and catheter‐based intracardiac echocardiographic characterization of the interatrial septum in 2 horses with suspicion of a patent foramen ovale