Heart Function During Exercise: A Large Patient Registry Study

This is a large registry study that collects information from patients who are already undergoing exercise echocardiography—a heart imaging test performed while exercising—as part of their regular medical care. Researchers want to gather data from thousands of patients with different types of heart disease to better understand how the heart functions during physical stress and what these test results tell us about heart health and future outcomes.

While exercise heart imaging is widely used to diagnose heart problems, there isn't enough real-world data collected together to fully understand what these tests show across different types of heart disease. This registry aims to fill that gap by systematically gathering information that can improve how doctors use these tests to care for patients.