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A Novel Automated & Comprehensive Approach for Ventricular Function Assessment in Heart Failure
Heart failure is a major health care burden. It can occur with either normal or reduced LV ejection fraction, depending on different degrees of ventricular remodelling. The investigators recently published a new method, curvedness-based imaging. The investigators have also reported the diagnostic utility of curvedness-based imaging in various cardiac diseases. The investigators now propose to prospectively assess curvedness-based imaging for diagnosis of heart failure with normal ejection fraction and with reduced ejection fraction, and examine left ventricular systolic and diastolic function and predicts the prognosis in a cohort of HF patients.
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