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Destacamos este caso compartido por Stan Savjonoks (@StanSavj).

Right heart of 79 yo. Too much serotonine. #cardiotwitter #cardioed #echofirst #foamed pic.twitter.com/FpvWYYlzDj

— Stan Savjonoks (@StanSavj) November 3, 2019

Un nuevo caso interesante compartido por kazi ferdous (@fazalabul).

Regardless of whether the Infective Endocarditis was in native or prosthetic valves, compared with patients without Pericardial Effusion, patients with PE had more severe infections and a worse prognosis. pic.twitter.com/z0G3SvNj94

— kazi ferdous (@fazalabul) November 4, 2019

Otro bonito caso compartido por nuestro amigo Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95).

What do you think?@SIAC_cardio @ASE360 @ImagenCardiaca @SISIACOficial #cardiotwitter pic.twitter.com/HtYliqTAEN

— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) October 30, 2019

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— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) October 31, 2019

Buenas imágenes en este caso compartido por arthurCESCAU (@arthurCESCAU).

#WhyCMR, #cardiotwitter. Biventricular TakoTsubo. LV : apical akinesia. RV : basal akinesia pic.twitter.com/sf6IX0dlza

— arthurCESCAU (@arthurCESCAU) October 31, 2019

Caso interesante y completo el compartido por KELLY KASIR (@KasirKelly).

Very unstable patient, HR 149, O2 sat in 80s. STAT echo ordered. #McConnells #echofirst @iamritu @rajdoc2005 @GWhalleyPhD @AlexBJanjic @KellyThorson9 @EngdahlKirsten @BMLevitan @AmandaGeilfuss @GARCIAEDINSON95 @fazalabul @RobChamb87 @ASE360 @kgzimmerman pic.twitter.com/LkDoVlwsSY

— KELLY KASIR (@KasirKelly) October 31, 2019

Interesante imagen de trombo compartida por Wassef Karrowni واصف قرعوني (@karrowni).

Pre Watchman TEE!! #LAA #cardiotwitter #echo #echofirst @ASE360 pic.twitter.com/5aJUVjCIb9

— Wassef Karrowni واصف قرعوني (@karrowni) October 31, 2019

La búsqueda dio su fruto en esta imagen compartida por Murtaza Mazhar (@mazhar_murtaza).

The excitement When you find the origin of aortic dissection plane #Echofirst #cardiotwitter @ASE360 pic.twitter.com/XyqQXWnvew

— Murtaza Mazhar (@mazhar_murtaza) October 31, 2019

Interesantes imágenes compartidas por Luai Alhazmi (@LuaiAlhazmi).

58 y/o women with HTN and tobacco abuse, presented with abdominal pain, paraplegia on exam, TEE down @fazalabul @VLSorrellImages pic.twitter.com/wpMVafGO9F

— Luai Alhazmi (@LuaiAlhazmi) October 31, 2019

Caso compartido por Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti).

#whyCMR poll. Please answer below with arguments. @cshenoy3 @MasriAhmadMD @onco_cardiology @docjuanb @purviparwani @VLSorrellImages @Doc_Tiger @DrFuisz @ImagenCardiaca @LopezOpitz @onco_cardiology @ecocardio_cl pic.twitter.com/XsUC8cJHZQ

— Daniel Lorenzatti (@danilorenzatti) October 31, 2019

Otro interesante caso por cuenta de kazi ferdous (@fazalabul).

Your diagnosis?
courtesy @drahmedmohsen85 pic.twitter.com/LpNXP3WHHb

— kazi ferdous (@fazalabul) October 21, 2019

Congenital pseudoaneurysm of the mitral–aortic intervalvular fibrosahttps://t.co/1kfCvTwD7e pic.twitter.com/SNMYVq4K2t

— kazi ferdous (@fazalabul) October 21, 2019