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Fig. 6 —Bar graph shows highest prevalence of artifacts was observed in
earliest (phase start of 0 milliseconds [ms]) and latest (phase start of 200
milliseconds) systolic phases, whereas midsystolic phases (50-150
milliseconds) exhibit relatively little image artifact. Gray bars show
percentage of cases with doublecontour artifacts, and black bars show
percentage of cases with incomplete contour artifacts.
