Aim: Ischemic segments cannot develop a sufficient amount of strength during systole, so theoretically they begin to contract later in comparison with non-ischemic zones. There is a lack of information about methods that can detect dyssynchrony during exercise in patients with QRS not longer 100 ms. The aim of the study was to compare different methods of detection regarding left ventricular moving dyssynchrony in patients with significant coronary stenosis artery lesions: pulsed-wave of PW-TDI, strain (S) and strain rate (SR).
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