Simultaneous non-contact mapping fused with CMR derived grey zone to explore the relationship with ventricular tachycardia substrate in ischaemic cardiomyopathy

نویسندگان

  • Zhong Chen
  • Jatin Relan
  • Walther H Schulze
  • Rashed Karim
  • Manav Sohal
  • Anoop Shetty
  • YingLiang Ma
  • Nicholas Ayache
  • Maxime Sermesant
  • Herve Delingette
  • Julian Bostock
  • Reza Razavi
  • Kawal Rhode
  • Aldo Rinaldi
چکیده

Methods Two patients with previous myocardial infarct underwent high-resolution late gadolinium enhanced CMR scar imaging (1.2x1.2x2.6mm) and a VT-stimulation study. The LV scar core was segmented using full-width-half-maximum method; and the grey zone was segmented with a cut-off signal intensity below that of the scar core and above 2 standard-deviation of the remote healthy myocardium. A multi-electrode array (MEA) was positioned in the LV cavity for simultaneous electroanatomical mapping during the study. The MEA shell was registered with the CMR-derived LV shell using anatomical landmark registration (Figure 1a,b) for comparison.

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دوره 15  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2013