This paper evaluates the accuracy, consistency, and reproducibility of MyoStrain in the assessment of left ventricular function. Authors compared global and segmental strain measurements acquired using MyoStrain (fast-SENC), predecessor technology myocardial tagging, and feature tracking.

In this article, MyoStrain provides a rapid and quantitative assessment of segmental myocardial strain to help reliably detect ischemia in patients suspected in coronary artery disease.

This new abstract explores MyoStrain's ability to follow the progression of heart disease based on American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association heart failure stages using segmental intramyocardial strain metrics.

A new abstract studies MyoStrain's (fast-SENC) ability to assess right ventricular cardiac dysfunction, as well as to monitor the effects of treatment and device interventions using segmental myocardial strain.

This abstract utilizes MyoStrain in the early detection of cardiotoxicity for patients undergoing oncology treatment, as compared to echocardiography. The abstract also examines the effectiveness of cardio-protection, utilizing MyoStrain to monitor and manage the effects of cardioprotective therapy on patient heart function.

This abstract demonstrates the clinical application of MyoStrain as a tool to help quantify, monitor, and manage cardio-protection for oncology patients exhibiting cardiotoxicity.

In this abstract, authors utilize MyoStrain's non-invasive hyperventilation stress test to help physicians detect ischemic coronary artery disease in chest pain patients entering the ER.

An article discussing the effects of experience using MyoStrain on accuracy of test results, this article demonstrates consistency and reproducibility of MyoStrain results independent of operator expertise.

This paper evaluates and compares MyoStrain's ability to detect fibrosis based on late gadolinium enhancement versus speckle tracking echocardiography.

A cost-impact analysis of MyoStrain in the early diagnosis and management of MyoStrain, this manuscript compares the cost-saving potential of MyoStrain versus echocardiography.