RV dysfunction and LVH with septal flattening
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RV dysfunction and LVH with septal flattening
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This short axis parasternal transthoracic clip shows a patient with LVH (septum 12mm, posterior wall 13mm) but also note the septal flattening. The tricuspid regurg envelope was not adequate to estimate his RV pressure, but we know it must be high based on the D-shaped appearance of the LV cavity during diastole.
This short axis parasternal transthoracic clip shows a patient with LVH (septum 12mm, posterior wall 13mm) but also note the septal flattening. The tricuspid regurg envelope was not adequate to estimate his RV pressure, but we know it must be high based on the D-shaped appearance of the LV cavity during diastole.
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