Global myocardial strain assessment by different imaging modalities to predict outcomes after ST-elevation myocardial infarction: A systematic review

Table 3 Keywords used for search of electronic databases

"Cardiac MRI" OR "CMR" OR "magnetic resonance imaging [MeSH Term]" OR "cardiac magnetic resonance" OR "feature tracking" OR "tissue tracking" OR "tagging" OR "tag" OR "tagged" OR "SPAMM" OR "CPSAMM" OR "HARP" OR "SinMOD" OR "Echocardiography [MeSH Term]" OR "Speckle tracking", "2D speckle" OR "3D speckle" OR "two dimensional speckle" OR "three dimensional speckle". MIs were searched using "myocardial infarction [MeSH Term]" OR "acute MI" OR "STEMI" OR "ST elevation". Strain was searched using "strain" OR "myocardial strain" OR "strain rate" OR "deformation" OR "myocardial deformation" OR "systolic" OR "diastolic" OR "PSS" OR "PEDSR" OR "longitudinal" OR "circumferential". Outcomes were searched using "Predict" OR "Outcome" OR "Risk" OR "Prognosis" OR "Logistic Models [MeSH Term]" OR "risk" OR "multivariable" OR "multivariate" OR "odds" OR "MACE" OR "mortality [MeSH Term]" OR "remodelling" OR "remodelling" OR "adverse" OR "cardiac" OR "left ventricular"

Note: MeSH terms were only available on PubMed

MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging; CMR: Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging; STEMI: ST-elevation myocardial infarction; PSS: Peak systolic strain; PEDSR: Peak early diastolic strain rate.