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Marek Belohlavek
Researcher at Mayo Clinic
Publications - 165
Citations - 7866
Marek Belohlavek is an academic researcher from Mayo Clinic. The author has contributed to research in topics: Attenuation & Afterload. The author has an hindex of 41, co-authored 164 publications receiving 7363 citations. Previous affiliations of Marek Belohlavek include University of Rochester & Charles University in Prague.
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Spectral normalization for ultrasonic contrast microbubble detection.
TL;DR: To compensate for the effects of acoustic pressure and attenuation, two parameters defined as the ratio of the harmonic to the fundamental component (HFR and HSFR) are presented and shown to improve detection of microbubbles and that HSFR performs better than HFR.
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Direct Identification of Subendocardial Postsystolic Thickening by Intracardiac M-Mode Doppler Echocardiography
TL;DR: The presence of additional motion towards the intracardiac transducer after systole suggests the occurrence of postsystolic thickening (PST), which is associated with progressive coronary stenosis in dogs.
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Radio frequency dual-spectra analysis of regional myocardial perfusion: Comparison with harmonic densitometric method
TL;DR: Comparing harmonic-to-fundamental frequency ratio peak (HFRp) analysis with conventional harmonic gray-scale densitometric analysis on the basis of ability to eliminate heterogeneity in ultrasound signals found that HFRp analysis can compensate for baseline myocardial anisotropy and regional contrast heterogeneity.
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The left ventricle responds to acute graded elevation of right ventricular afterload by augmentation of twist magnitude and untwist rate.
Eun Joo Cho,Panupong Jiamsripong,Anna M. Calleja,Mohsen S. Alharthi,Eileen M. McMahon,Krishnaswamy Chandrasekaran,Stephen S. Cha,Anna E Bukatina,Bijoy K. Khandheria,Marek Belohlavek +9 more
TL;DR: In an acute setting, the left ventricle responds to suddenly elevated RV afterload and decreased RV stroke volume by promptly increasing its twist magnitude and untwist rate.
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Biotinylated Microbubbles Targeted to Amyloid
TL;DR: Microbubbles specifically targeted to amyloid deposits are introduced and intended as future mediators of ul- trasound detection of amyloids deposits and isyloid-selective drug delivery.