Oh my! Is there really a need of spam and things like that on this webside????? I think that is a disturbance of all!! So please no more spam! So thank you for understanding!
You´re right, the underlaying disease is arterial hypertension, but there is still a LV-wall -disturbance (coronary disease? DCM?) I find this picture before and after electrical cardioversion so very impressive; I´ve never seen such a case before.
About 50 y old patient with atrial fibrillation (HR about 150-170/min); the patient told clinical afflictions in the course of time of 3 weeks. In TTE we found a distinct LV-motion disorder and decrease of LV-EF. After exclusion of thrombus in LAA by TEE we did the elektrical cardioversion. After 1 week we saw a distinct improvement of LV-function.
I agree with you Jörg and, of course, spam appear on more commented
posts. Admin must fix it!
Oh my! Is there really a need of spam and things like that on this
webside?????
I think that is a disturbance of all!!
So
please no more spam! So thank you for understanding!
Hello Pablo!
You´re right, the underlaying disease is
arterial hypertension, but there is still a LV-wall -disturbance
(coronary disease? DCM?)
I find this picture before and after
electrical cardioversion so very impressive; I´ve never seen such a
case before.
Best wishes
Jörg.
Very good case Jörg.
LV looks dilated anyway? what was the
trigger of arrythmia? arterial hypertension?
Best my
friend
nice case.