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Nuevo caso de un "cliente habitual" de esta sección de tuits destacados; Donald Oxorn (@donoxorn).

#EchoFirst #ase360 #Cardiotwitter Patient for septal resection for HOCM. Resting peak grad 10mmHg. During cannulation surgeon compresses SVC—> MAP 20mmHg. With hemodynamic compromise in this scenario, restore preload, constrictors, avoid inotropes, slow HR pic.twitter.com/N6gjZOlDyh

— Donald Oxorn??? (@donoxorn) 15 de mayo de 2019

Siempre vemos buenos casos en el timeline de Dr. Purvi Parwani (@purviparwani).

#cardiotwitter #echofirst community- there is a whole new world out there! What would you call it based on #echofirst? pic.twitter.com/KS0yoZb0Vy

— Dr. Purvi Parwani (@purviparwani) 16 de mayo de 2019

¡Cómo nos gustan estas nuevas imágenes! Caso compartido por Alain BERREBI (@bibi0562).

Rheumatic MR with restriction and restrictive motion of post leaflet pic.twitter.com/4IwMSvcMrR

— Alain BERREBI (@bibi0562) 14 de mayo de 2019

Intrigantes imágenes en 3D de un caso publicado por Burkhard Mackensen (@gb_mackensen).

Post-implant 3D color assessment of HVAD reveals optimal inflow cannula position in LV, typical waterfall artifact and laminar flow pattern into the HVAD. Image obtained with visiting CTA fellow @Greg_Blair_MD today at @UWMedHeart #echofirst @DrClaudiusMahr @nicoa002 @donoxorn pic.twitter.com/94LilV7o1b

— Burkhard Mackensen (@gb_mackensen) 14 de mayo de 2019

Hemos rescatado este caso publicado por Said Ashraf (@SaidAshrafMD).

Ominous finding ?? on a routine surface echo yesterday.. any ideas what this is or where it's coming from? Hint: it's not from the leg, from a vital organ ? #echofirst #accfit #CardioTwitter #accic #WhyCMR #oncology #cardiacCT #surgeons #cardiology pic.twitter.com/1Mvasr2jKg

— Said Ashraf (@SaidAshrafMD) 13 de mayo de 2019

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— Said Ashraf (@SaidAshrafMD) 13 de mayo de 2019

Humo, lava... ¡Qué cosas vemos en imagen cardíaca! Tuit publicado por Tiffany Chen (@tiffchenMD).

LAAva lamp ??: Melting pot of smoke, sludge, and clot in the #LAA of a ?? w/ rheumatic HD s/p bioprosthetic MVR, afib (CHA2DS2-Vasc 7), and LVEF 35%. #ACCimaging #cvImaging #echofirst @jelevenson @MasriAhmadMD @iamritu pic.twitter.com/IaOITxXqNM

— Tiffany Chen (@tiffchenMD) 9 de mayo de 2019

Destacamos estas imágenes publicadas por Katie FitzGibbon (@kfitzmd).

54 yo F with hypotension, tachycardia and respiratory distress. Lost pulses a few minutes after this was captured, ROSC with good outcome after tPA #POCUS #FOAMed #McConnell pic.twitter.com/iZQ5oWZTjD

— Katie FitzGibbon (@kfitzmd) 8 de mayo de 2019

Revisamos esta lesión valvular compartida por Dr Jason Dungu PhD FRCP (@drjasondungu).

Back to the day job...Aortic and mitral stenosis secondary to radiotherapy (for lymphoma). Seen a few cases before. No symptoms but aortic peak velocity 5m/s so likely double valve replacement. pic.twitter.com/ttitY5HNOx

— Dr Jason Dungu PhD FRCP (@drjasondungu) 8 de mayo de 2019

Seleccionamos hoy este caso publicado por Francesco Perone (@PeroneFrancesco).

The fantastic world of rheumatic mitral stenosis.#echofirst #mitral #valve #rheumatology #cardiology #cardio #cardiologist #echocardiography pic.twitter.com/sCMVCxR3NI

— Francesco Perone (@PeroneFrancesco) 9 de mayo de 2019

Destacamos hoy este caso publicado por V.L.Sorrell, MD (@VLSorrellImages).

History of severe DCM with LV clot- resolves with warfarin.
Q. Do you continue AC?
A. Yes

If not, here’s the follow up echo:
“It’s a boy!” pic.twitter.com/hxCotohcgO

— V.L.Sorrell, MD (@VLSorrellImages) 8 de mayo de 2019