Echocardiography learning

Algorithm for assessing diastolic function in normal
LV EF

Diastolic dysfunction grading algorithm

DYSSYNCHRONY

Eccentric MR Etiology

Eccentric MR

Anteriorly Directed

1-Prolapse/Flail Posterior
Leaflet

Posteriorly directed

1.Prolapse/Flail Anterior Leaflet

2.Ischemic MR

3.SAM

ASE.
American society of echocardiography poster for cardiac amyloidosis

Pulmonary hypertension pictures cases

Pulmonary hypertension

DORV part2

DORV part 1

Coanda effect

Causes of diastolic mitral
regurgitation

Effective left ventricular
(LV) contraction is essential for the closure of the mitral valve. Diastolic mitral regurgitation (DMR) occurs when ventricular pressure exceeds the atrial pressure during any phase of diastole, producing a reverse atrioventricular gradient.

It can be caused by
1.diastolic LV dysfunction 2.severe aortic regurgitation (AR) 3'atrioventricular block.
Other causes
4.Apical hypokinesis in the presence of hyperdynamic circulation (like anemia hyperthyroidism fever)can lead to functional LV outflow tract obstruction. This can lead to pooling of blood in LV and reversal of the atrioventricular gradient
causing DMR.
Also apical aneurysim

This pooling of blood can be exacerbated in the presence of moderate to severe AR leading to DMR

Nice CXR of a child : indentation of right border of trachea by the right aortic arch.(right aortic arch)
with right pulmonary atresia
Left pulmonary artery arise from right aorta
(hemitrancus arteriosus)

RAC sign
Retro-aortic anomalous coronary sign

Coarctation of aorta collections

Mitral valve prolapse

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Gerbode defect 20 new items added to shared album

Crab view

https://youtu.be/RDPaeCqfA2Y

Point-of-Care Echo: Aortic Stenosis vs. Sclerosis A short tutorial by Dr. Katie Wiskar outlining the ultrasound approach to distinguishing aortic stenosis from aortic sclerosis using POCUS and spectral Doppl...

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Difference between pulmonary venous hypertention and pulmonary arterial hypertension

https://youtu.be/dciFRAawP1o

Echocardiography Essentials: Detecting pericardial effusions After watching this video, you will be able to recognize a pericardial effusion and differentiate pericardial and pleural fluid. You will also be able to rec...

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Aortic coarctation (adult) ECHO FINDINGS Aortic coarctation (adult) ECHO FINDINGS CW Doppler in aortci arch, 2D, Color Doppler PW Doppler in abdominal aorta

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Tissue Doppler Imaging in Low Risk Chest Pain Patients How to use TDI to assess for impaired relaxation, which precedes systolic dysfunction (RWMA) and ECG findings in patients with ischemic chest pain. Potential...

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Point-of-Care Echo: Regional Wall Motion Abnormalities Looking for a tool to help stratify your acute coronary syndrome patients? Look no further. Dr. Erica Beatty (PGY4 Emergency Medicine) walks us through the i...

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Echo 475 new photos · Album by الحق اليقين

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Asd Vsd 58 new photos · Album by الحق اليقين

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Aortic valve stenosis 57 new photos · Album by الحق اليقين

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Echo/Doppler "Cardiac" (Stephen H. Little, MD) Sunday, August 21, 2016 Cardiovascular Fellows' Bootcamp 2016 SURGICAL OPTIONS IN CARDIAC VALVE DISEASE SESSION "Echo/Doppler" Stephen H. Little, MD Sunday, August 21, 2016 DICET@Ho...