Muat turun EACVI Recommendations pada PC Dengan GameLoop Emulator

EACVI Recommendations pada PC

EACVI Recommendations, datang daripada pembangun European Society of Cardiology, sedang berjalan pada sistem Android pada masa lalu.

Kini, Anda boleh bermain EACVI Recommendations pada PC dengan GameLoop dengan lancar.

Muat turunnya dalam pustaka GameLoop atau hasil carian. Tiada lagi melihat bateri atau panggilan yang mengecewakan pada masa yang salah lagi.

Hanya nikmati EACVI Recommendations PC pada skrin besar secara percuma！

EACVI Recommendations Pengenalan

The EACVI Recommendations App developed by the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (EACVI) provides clear and easy to follow abridged versions of the latest EACVI Recommendations and Expert Consensus papers.

The App is designed to help professionals using non invasive cardiovascular imaging in their daily practice. It includes tables, figures, reference values and calculators and a link to the full recommendation papers published in our journal the European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Imaging (EHJ-CI) by EACVI experts.

Some recommendations are available in different languages.

Included recommendations:

The App includes 8 abridged recommendations, 4 of which are available in French, Chinese and Portuguese:

• Multimodality imaging in pericardial disease (2014)

• Recommendations for Transoesophageal Echocardiography: 2014 update (2014)

• Complications of Radiotherapy in Adults (2013)

• Transcatheter Interventions (2011)

• Aortic and pulmonary regurgitation - Valvular regurgitation (2010)

• Mitral and tricuspid regurgitation - Valvular regurgitation (2010)

• Echocardiography in infective endocarditis (2010)

• Diastolic Function (2009)

Included calculators / algorithms / reference value tables:

• PISA (Mitral Regurgitation)

• EuroSCORE (External)

• STS Mortality Score (External)

• Estimation of filling Pressures (Diastolic Function)

• Practical approach to grade diastolic dysfunction

• Clinical suspicion of IE

• Patient management after chest radiotherapy