Cardiology
New cardiology study findings have been reported from J. Silberbauer et al
Published in Telemedicine Business Week, August 13th, 2008
"In addition, the effect of exercise on synchrony in healthy individuals is undetermined. Eleven healthy young men underwent tissue Doppler assessments before and immediately after maximal cardiopulmonary exercise. Left ventricular synchrony was assessed using pulsed wave tissue Doppler of the lateral, septal, inferior, and anterior walls. The maximal dispersion times between the walls for onset and peak systolic...
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