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<p>Imaging in heart transplantation is rapidly evolving from a primarily descriptive tool to a central component of predictive, precision-based graft surveillance. This review summarizes current and emerging roles of non-invasive imaging across the continuum of post-transplant care. Starting from the traditional use of imaging modalities such as echocardiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, nuclear imaging techniques, the focus is centered on the most recent evidence on the established techniques and the more recent advances, delineating gaps, and future directions towards routine clinical implementation. Overall, the review supports a paradigm shift in which multimodal, quantitative, and AI-enabled “precision imaging” could become integral to tailoring surveillance strategies, guiding therapy, and optimizing long-term outcomes for heart transplant recipients.</p>

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Non-invasive imaging in heart transplant recipients: state of art and future direction

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年7月14日

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  • Teresa Mannarino,
  • Roberta Assante,
  • Emilia Zampella,
  • Adriana D’Antonio,
  • Erica Di Donna,
  • Marianna Crusco,
  • Alberto Cuocolo,
  • Wanda Acampa

摘要

Imaging in heart transplantation is rapidly evolving from a primarily descriptive tool to a central component of predictive, precision-based graft surveillance. This review summarizes current and emerging roles of non-invasive imaging across the continuum of post-transplant care. Starting from the traditional use of imaging modalities such as echocardiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, nuclear imaging techniques, the focus is centered on the most recent evidence on the established techniques and the more recent advances, delineating gaps, and future directions towards routine clinical implementation. Overall, the review supports a paradigm shift in which multimodal, quantitative, and AI-enabled “precision imaging” could become integral to tailoring surveillance strategies, guiding therapy, and optimizing long-term outcomes for heart transplant recipients.