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Just how badly can a ventricle squeeze be? Definity shows us.
This short clip shows us a echo contrasted study of a patient with severe LV dysfunction and it is clear just how little blood moves forward with a given heartbeat.
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This short clip shows us a echo contrasted study of a patient with severe LV dysfunction and it is clear just how little blood moves forward with a given heartbeat.
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HOCM with an inducible gradient 2 of 2
This TTE clip shows a patient who has increased outflow tract velocities and a pressure gradient inducible with amyl nitrate. (17 at rest and 77 with amyl)
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This TTE clip shows a patient who has increased outflow tract velocities and a pressure gradient inducible with amyl nitrate. (17 at rest and 77 with amyl)
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HOCM with an inducible gradient 1 of 2
This TTE clip shows a patient who has increased outflow tract velocities and a pressure gradient inducible with amyl nitrate. (17 at rest and 77 with amyl)
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This TTE clip shows a patient who has increased outflow tract velocities and a pressure gradient inducible with amyl nitrate. (17 at rest and 77 with amyl)
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Excellent TTE window, with a PVC
This parasternal long axis TTE clip shows a textbook example of great echo windows with very clear visualization of the endocardium. There is a PVC at the end of the clip.
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This parasternal long axis TTE clip shows a textbook example of great echo windows with very clear visualization of the endocardium. There is a PVC at the end of the clip.
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Eccentric TR jet suggests flail leaflet 2 of 2
This transthoracic clip shows a patient who appears to have a flail tricuspid leaflet or segment.
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This transthoracic clip shows a patient who appears to have a flail tricuspid leaflet or segment.
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Eccentric TR jet suggests flail leaflet 1 of 2
This transthoracic clip shows color flow doppler of an eccentric jet of TR in a patient who may have a flail tricuspid leaflet or segment.
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This transthoracic clip shows color flow doppler of an eccentric jet of TR in a patient who may have a flail tricuspid leaflet or segment.
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Atrial fibrillation makes echo interpretation difficult
The patient\s rhythm can make echo interpretation challenging. In this clip the Hr is quite fast and irregular due to atrial fibrillation.
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The patient\s rhythm can make echo interpretation challenging. In this clip the Hr is quite fast and irregular due to atrial fibrillation.
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Abscess Cavity or just a fibrotic calcification? 2 of 2 Zoom view
This parasternal long axis TTE clip shows a bizarre calcification on the atrial/posterior aspect of the mitral valve. Does the central clearing indicate that this is an old abscess or is it just a run-of-the-mill calcification?
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This parasternal long axis TTE clip shows a bizarre calcification on the atrial/posterior aspect of the mitral valve. Does the central clearing indicate that this is an old abscess or is it just a run-of-the-mill calcification?
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Abscess Cavity or just a fibrotic calcification? 1 of 2
This parasternal long axis TTE clip shows a bizarre calcification on the atrial/posterior aspect of the mitral valve. Does the central clearing indicate that this is an old abscess or is it just a run-of-the-mill calcification?
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This parasternal long axis TTE clip shows a bizarre calcification on the atrial/posterior aspect of the mitral valve. Does the central clearing indicate that this is an old abscess or is it just a run-of-the-mill calcification?
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Severe RV dysfunction on apical TTE
This apical clip demonstrates single ventricle dysfunction quite nicely. Note how the left ventricle contracts very well, but the right does not. This patient has severe RV pressure overload of unknown etiology at this time.
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This apical clip demonstrates single ventricle dysfunction quite nicely. Note how the left ventricle contracts very well, but the right does not. This patient has severe RV pressure overload of unknown etiology at this time.
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RV dysfunction and LVH with septal flattening
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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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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Apical Ballooning Syndrome in a 90yo woman 2 of 2
TTE clip of a woman who was admitted with acute CHF having a normal echo about two weeks prior and a history of hypertensive emergency. On arrival this time, her BP was 90 systolic. By the next day she was extubated and feeling much better. Troponin was 0.06 and ECG was paced, but unchanged.
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TTE clip of a woman who was admitted with acute CHF having a normal echo about two weeks prior and a history of hypertensive emergency. On arrival this time, her BP was 90 systolic. By the next day she was extubated and feeling much better. Troponin was 0.06 and ECG was paced, but unchanged.
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Apical Ballooning Syndrome in a 90yo woman 1 of 2
TTE clip of a woman who was admitted with acute CHF having a normal echo about two weeks prior and a history of hypertensive emergency. On arrival this time, her BP was 90 systolic. By the next day she was extubated and feeling much better. Troponin was 0.06 and ECG was paced, but unchanged.
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TTE clip of a woman who was admitted with acute CHF having a normal echo about two weeks prior and a history of hypertensive emergency. On arrival this time, her BP was 90 systolic. By the next day she was extubated and feeling much better. Troponin was 0.06 and ECG was paced, but unchanged.
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GE Vivid 7 PISA Measurements of Mitral Regurgitation
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Thrombus or Papillary muscle??
This transthoracic apical clip shows a mobile density in the LV cavity. It is challenging to say based on this single clip whether this is a thrombus or a segment of the papillary muscle. The patient has been on therapeutic doses of warfarin for the mechanical mitral valve that can be seen. Also, other clips from this study more reliably demonstrate that this is likely a segment of the papillary muscle.
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This transthoracic apical clip shows a mobile density in the LV cavity. It is challenging to say based on this single clip whether this is a thrombus or a segment of the papillary muscle. The patient has been on therapeutic doses of warfarin for the mechanical mitral valve that can be seen. Also, other clips from this study more reliably demonstrate that this is likely a segment of the papillary muscle.
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St. Jude mechanical mitral valve causing spontaneous cavitation in the LV
This transthoracic apical clip shows bubbles being spontaneously formed (cavitation) by this patient\s mechanical St. Jude mitral valve.
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This transthoracic apical clip shows bubbles being spontaneously formed (cavitation) by this patient\s mechanical St. Jude mitral valve.
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Severe RV pressure overload with septal flattening
This transthoracic clip shows the RV and LV in parasternal short axis. The RV pressure (estimated by TR doppler at 60-70 mmHg) is causing RV dysfunction and septal flattening.
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This transthoracic clip shows the RV and LV in parasternal short axis. The RV pressure (estimated by TR doppler at 60-70 mmHg) is causing RV dysfunction and septal flattening.
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Classic appearance of RV failure in acute pulmonary embolus 2 of 2
This transthoracic echo clip shows the right ventricle in response to acute PE with RV stretch and dysfunction, however the apex continues to contract. The radiology report from the patient\s CTPA reads: CT evaluation of the chest demonstrates a ginormous saddle embolus involving both main pulmonary arteries with smaller areas of thrombus extending into all lobes./nThe patient is 37 years old and has a glioblastoma.
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This transthoracic echo clip shows the right ventricle in response to acute PE with RV stretch and dysfunction, however the apex continues to contract. The radiology report from the patient\s CTPA reads: CT evaluation of the chest demonstrates a ginormous saddle embolus involving both main pulmonary arteries with smaller areas of thrombus extending into all lobes./nThe patient is 37 years old and has a glioblastoma.
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Classic appearance of RV failure in acute pulmonary embolus 1 of 2
This transthoracic echo clip shows the right ventricle in response to acute PE with RV stretch and dysfunction, however the apex continues to contract. The radiology report from the patient\s CTPA reads: CT evaluation of the chest demonstrates a ginormous saddle embolus involving both main pulmonary arteries with smaller areas of thrombus extending into all lobes./nThe patient is 37 years old and has a glioblastoma.
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This transthoracic echo clip shows the right ventricle in response to acute PE with RV stretch and dysfunction, however the apex continues to contract. The radiology report from the patient\s CTPA reads: CT evaluation of the chest demonstrates a ginormous saddle embolus involving both main pulmonary arteries with smaller areas of thrombus extending into all lobes./nThe patient is 37 years old and has a glioblastoma.
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What on earth is this LV apical mass? 2 of 2
A man in his 40\s presents with an new onset heart failure, severe HTN (SBP ~240) and this mass in his LV. What could it be? Is it thrombus?
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A man in his 40\s presents with an new onset heart failure, severe HTN (SBP ~240) and this mass in his LV. What could it be? Is it thrombus?
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