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Un vídeo que nos lleva al detalle del caso compartido por V.L.Sorrell, MD (@VLSorrellImages).

I think someone was really lucky- the post-infarct ventricular septal ‘rupture’ stopped just short of ‘rupturing’.#JADEL@ASE360 pic.twitter.com/G8D1ugZQY4

— V.L.Sorrell, MD (@VLSorrellImages) February 8, 2020

Qué poquitas quedan de estas que vemos en el caso compartido por Ahmad Masri (@MasriAhmadMD).

Don't see this often #echofirst #cardiotwitter pic.twitter.com/8JT4W3kBnb

— Ahmad Masri (@MasriAhmadMD) February 5, 2020

Curioso caso el compartido por Pedro Graziano Sanchez (@wikimagen).

Open mind !!! What do you see ? pic.twitter.com/0TJkdlyUxA

— Pedro Graziano Sanchez (@wikimagen) February 4, 2020

Otro interesante caso compartido por Enrique Garcia-Sayan, MD, FACC, FASE (@EGarciaSayan).

What do you think is this structure noted incidentally by aortic valve in TEE❓ Long axis, SAX and 3D MPR #EchoFirst images shown. #FellowsFirst #accfit @ASE360 @DavidWienerMD @iamritu @purviparwani @onco_cardiology @NadeenFaza @kgzimmerman @LucySafi @DocStrom @AkhilNarangMD pic.twitter.com/E226im36FN

— Enrique Garcia-Sayan, MD, FACC, FASE (@EGarciaSayan) February 5, 2020

Bonitas imágenes las de este caso compartido por Renuka Jain (@renujain19).

Acute PE with the “D” shaped septum in 3D. #weekendecho #EchoFirst #nicecaseforSOTA #EchoSOTA 2020 @ASE360 @BijoyKhandheria @WilliamZoghbi @robertomlang @SLittleMD @EchoUmland pic.twitter.com/2AdKyVFlPY

— Renuka Jain (@renujain19) February 2, 2020

Otro interesante caso de nuestro colaborador J.Lopez-Opitz @CardioImagen_cl @LopezOpitz.

69 yo ??> AVR (1 year ago). Recurrent pericardial effusion @iamritu @chiarabd @s_e_petersen @DrMarkWestwood1 @tavoave @vass_vassiliou @purviparwani @DrFuisz @cshenoy3 @MasriAhmadMD @danilorenzatti @falcardio @almasthela @mariovar55 @ecocardio_cl @fabrizioricci @AMoustafa_MD ? pic.twitter.com/Hsg6UNxZjn

— J.Lopez-Opitz@CardioImagen_cl (@LopezOpitz) February 4, 2020

Hoy destacamos este caso compartido por David Playford (@PlayfordDavid).

Severe #mitralstenosis due to long-standing radiation carditis... looks like a Alfieri repair but isn’t! Note the P3 vegetation for good measure!! ⁦@ASE360⁩ ⁦@BonitaEcho⁩ ⁦@GWhalleyPhD⁩ ⁦@JaeKOh2⁩ pic.twitter.com/c5ZGZE72v3

— David Playford (@PlayfordDavid) January 31, 2020

La IA está llegando y es imparable como vemos en esta imagen de Eric Topol (@EricTopol).

My 1st #AI-guided echocardiography today (fun & by democratizing acquisition it will change the field)
What does that mean?
You put the transducer on the patient's chest ->the AI tells you how to properly position it and then automatically captures video images when spot on. pic.twitter.com/t3DaE32ftg

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) January 29, 2020

Caso muy interesante el compartido por Lucrecia M. Burgos MD (@lucreciamburgos).

What's going on ?@leonardo_seoane @iamritu @falcardio @frances82041486 @RodrigogpLima @florcastro26 @echo_stepbystep @almasthela @gonzaeperez @echotainment @The_echo_lady pic.twitter.com/h8x1loRH4y

— Lucrecia M. Burgos MD ?? (@lucreciamburgos) January 29, 2020

Interesante caso compartido por Rekha Mankad, MD (@RMankadMD).

Odd how this always happens late night. Was just about ??. Quick diagnosis ➡️OR fast. No known connective tissue disease but suspicious. #CTA #echofirst @MDMankad @garvankane @pattypellikka @rajdoc2005 @michelenahector @lpbadano @denisamuraru pic.twitter.com/FI1pbXJYTZ

— Rekha Mankad, MD (@RMankadMD) January 29, 2020