Thank you for nice echo

Big circumferential pericardic effusion with colaps of right side chambers and sistolic collapse of left ventricule. Cardiac tamponade.

Rheumatismal severe mitral stenosis, dilatated left atrium but still in sinusal rhythm

Flail of the anterior mitral leflet through chordae tendineae rupture Hiperkinetic left ventricule with EF > 70%

McConnell's sign prezent, pulmonary tromboembolism

Dilateted right heart chambers with sever reduced sistolic dysfunction of the right ventricule

Atrial septal defect tip secundum with dilateted right heart chambers

Left ventricule with non'compactation and with sequelae of anteroseptal infarction

Nice imaging ❤

I think it’s more like 15-20%

You measured wrong

Thanks 🙏😂

Many thanks very clear and simple

Not very helpful

I am appalled... How could you use a method that is so non-aqurate in a case in which it is strongly recommanded NOT to be used? That is in excentric mitral regurtitnt jets.

What shocks me is that this patient manages to be in Sinus rhythm with that LA size

which software is used to measure from image?

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Great explanation... Thank you alot

Excellent videos and amazing channel - Is it a muscular VSD with left to right shunt?

Is there any specific order with the measuring to get calculation? I i.e. measure the LVOT VTI and LVOT before PiSA an MR or the other way around or it doesn't matter.

Would you also do an E' A' with pressure 1/2 in pulse wave? If so, would measuring pressure 1/2 t in CW calculate an average?

Great video! But at 01:01 the RA is invaginating in diastole (not RV in systole) 🤓

I'm amazed.. ..why doesn't the machine give the calculations automatically 😮

i shook my mouse so hard as it was not moving out of the video window. then realised the mouse cursor is in the video :D

This channel is a treasure I regret not knowing it for a long time Great job and beautiful detailed efforts for the cases Thank you alot ❤❤

what a trash

Parachute 🪂

Patent Ductus arteriosis

AA

VSD outlet

LV noncombaction

Thank you so much

Send me the notes of all echocardiograms from basic

It looks mixed varieties......than pure ACM

thank you for the easy to understand explanations

0:37 THERE IS A LOT OF TURBULENCE 2:23 THERE IS A LOT OF TURBULENCE 2:54 DIASTOLIC FLOW ACROSS THE MITRAL VALVE

2:59 SAM(STSTOLIC ANTERIOR MOTION) IN APICAL THREE CHAMBER VIEW 3:57 ASYMMETRIC HYPERTROPHY OF SEPTUM 4:37 IN SYSTOLE THERE IS SO MUCH TURBULENCE GOING INTO THE LVOT 5:22 WAVEFORM THAT IS COMING OUT OF LVOT IS DAGGER SHAPED PATHOGNOMONIC OF LVOT OBSTRUCTION

I'm always afraid I'll miss this, but the few times I've seen it there's so many clinical signs along with the echocardiographic signs. Luckily most patients I've seen have been ore tamponade before RV or RA collapse. Great video though!

So great advice! This may seem basic, but is the foundation to great things! Thanks!

Thanks sir,

in 3 chamber, you need to use color doppler to see MR jet to roll out SAM. thanks

This is a mild regurgitation, right?

Great case and explanation! Just to complete the explanation, it would be useful if you explained when you consider a severe obstruction of the outflow tract. Thanks!

wow!! Thank you soo much!! more videos like this please!

Good job

Thanks, really clear. Can I ask what software you are using?

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How a can find V Alias ?