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Tremendo caso el compartido por Yousef Cardiac Sonographer (@CardiacYousef).

Giant LA Myxoma 8-10 cm in length ?#EchoFirst #cardiotwitter #echo @ASE360 pic.twitter.com/6yDo1MfCJt

— Yousef Cardiac Sonographer (@CardiacYousef) November 10, 2019

Post-op pic.twitter.com/0uboowMddy

— Yousef Cardiac Sonographer (@CardiacYousef) November 10, 2019

Magníficas imágenes las de este caso compartido por kazi ferdous (@fazalabul).

How blood going through a prosthetic valve. pic.twitter.com/JYb4VPmWRb

— kazi ferdous (@fazalabul) November 11, 2019

Curiosas imágenes compartidas por V.L.Sorrell, MD (@VLSorrellImages).

#JADIL

No matter how many times I see this, I get a wee bit excited.

For anyone who has tried to 'take pictures' of a Total Artificial Heart @SynCardia and come away without adequate insight, here is how we do it @GillKentucky

Read more here: https://t.co/bpbZwhSN5J pic.twitter.com/h17O1qk2es

— V.L.Sorrell, MD (@VLSorrellImages) November 11, 2019

Bonito caso, como siempre, el compartido por nuestro amigo Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95).

41 y/o w
No MPH
Pulmonary vein stenosis pic.twitter.com/qDLN3rRUHk

— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) November 9, 2019

@gamzebaburguler @azizinanmd @fpmorcerf @Serginho1409 @ismaelguzmanmel pic.twitter.com/LCwKJhyJAT

— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) November 9, 2019

https://t.co/L49cZO4X8khttps://t.co/atr4ZCnFU0 pic.twitter.com/bsEcikMfGj

— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) November 10, 2019

Impresionante trombo compartido por nuestro "presi" MA Garcia Fernandez @MAecocardio.

Guau!!! pic.twitter.com/Z5upmdVUJF

— MA Garcia Fernandez (@MAecocardio) November 9, 2019

Caso compartido por nuestro "presi" MA Garcia Fernandez (@MAecocardio).

Pulmonary vein stenosis after catheter ablation/atrial fibrillation (Doppler )
transesophageal echocardiograpy 3D : left pulmonary vein stenting pic.twitter.com/ap1AckWC2z

— MA Garcia Fernandez (@MAecocardio) November 4, 2019

Destacamos este caso compartido desde Perú por Aureo Campos Tello, MD (@AureoCT).

TTE: Severe LVH and mid-apical obstruction #EchoFirst #POCUS #Echo #CardioEd #FOAMed #Ultrasound #echo #EACVI #echofirst #Echovation #CardioTwitter #FOAMus #ASEchoJC #ASE360 #1MinutEcho @EchofirstB @CardioBot @SISIACoficial @SIAC_cardio @ImagenCardiaca pic.twitter.com/5MGKnfpk6b

— Aureo Campos Tello, MD ?? (@AureoCT) November 5, 2019

Buenas imágenes las de este caso compartido por Edinaldo Fontes Jr. (@erfjr1959).

Perfurated mitral valve pic.twitter.com/bg6tRtu4Iz

— Edinaldo Fontes Jr. (@erfjr1959) November 5, 2019

Bonito y curioso caso el publicado por David H. Wiener, MD (@DavidWienerMD).

I'm forever blowing bubbles.... what's the mass posterior to the LA? The bubbles are a hint 1/3@fazalabul @GWhalleyPhD @SBarrosGomes @onco_cardiology @ChamsiPash @carron_hollie @tiffchenMD @fiore_corrado @ErinMichos @NadeenFaza @EGarciaSayan @GARCIAEDINSON95 pic.twitter.com/NzuuXMef3f

— David H. Wiener, MD (@DavidWienerMD) November 5, 2019

It's a hiatus hernia. Look at the labelled CT images from the same patient demonstrating the proximity of the stomach to the LV. Awesome teaching images courtesy of my @JeffersonRads colleague Terri Tuckman, MD. 2/3@ecocardio_cl @echocardiac @AnastasiaSMihai @mariovar55 pic.twitter.com/bG4hXfx3ap

— David H. Wiener, MD (@DavidWienerMD) November 5, 2019

Correction to the thread. In this case the stomach is in the normal position below the diaphragm and is not a hiatus hernia. ? Same principle though about gas and soda/pop.

— David H. Wiener, MD (@DavidWienerMD) November 6, 2019

Destacamos este curioso caso compartido por aldo prado (@aldoprado).

I need help!!! 30 y/o female without symptoms. LV aneurism? Etiology? ⁦@ASE360⁩ pic.twitter.com/7FiMDNg1TC

— aldo prado (@aldoprado) November 4, 2019