Bonitas imágenes las compartidas en este caso por Christopher Hanson, MD (@ChrisHansonMD).
Interesting case of mitral paravalvular leak in a pt. w/ hemolysis imaged with #echofirst and #yescct for closure planning. pic.twitter.com/ldXoaCKg4x
— Christopher Hanson, MD (@ChrisHansonMD) October 16, 2019
Como siempre, buen caso y buenas imágenes las compartidas por Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95).
62 y/o, W
— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) October 15, 2019
Currently asymptomatic
Rheumatic Heart Disease pic.twitter.com/HZzFa1GM2h
@ImagenCardiaca @ASE360 @ECOSIACoficial @SIAC_cardio pic.twitter.com/QdWOdzTYnh
— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) October 15, 2019
— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) October 15, 2019
— Edinson Garcia. MD (@GARCIAEDINSON95) October 17, 2019
Estudio de flujos a través de la mitral en este caso de Pankaj Garg (@HEARTinMagnet).
Tracking the mitral valve for precise quantification of mitral stroke volume. #4DflowCMR @WHYCMR_BOT #WhyCMR pic.twitter.com/0uMwxGjYCr
— Pankaj Garg (@HEARTinMagnet) October 9, 2019
Completo e interesante caso el presentado por Alex B Janjic (@AlexBJanjic).
#EchoFirst @ASE360
— Alex B Janjic (@AlexBJanjic) October 10, 2019
Great outcome!
Reduction of TR, from torrential severe to mild to moderate.
Echocardiographic TTE pre and post procedure evaluation.
Transcatheter treatment of severe tricuspid regurgitation using the MitraClip
Video#1
Pre procedure... pic.twitter.com/2Q3bUctGDa
Video#2
— Alex B Janjic (@AlexBJanjic) October 10, 2019
Post procedure... pic.twitter.com/MenbL21e05
— Alex B Janjic (@AlexBJanjic) October 10, 2019
Curiosas imágenes las de este caso compartido por Parag Bawaskar | डॉ.पराग बावस्कर (@paragbawaskar).
HCM and Double orifice mitral valve #echofirst
— Parag Bawaskar | डॉ.पराग बावस्कर (@paragbawaskar) October 8, 2019
Cc @ecocardio_cl @SrihariNaiduMD @DocStrom @VLSorrellImages @cshenoy3 @JGrapsa @iamritu @wikimagen @kshitzo @rishibhargava01 @ShariqShamimMD @drSujayShad @katageriad @prabhud19 @BurkuleNitin @swatigar @senguptasp @ppsengupta1 pic.twitter.com/4u92WkzGB8
— Parag Bawaskar | डॉ.पराग बावस्कर (@paragbawaskar) October 8, 2019
Bonitas imágenes las de este caso compartido por Kamal Shemisa MD, FACP, FACC, FASE (@DrShemisa).
What is the diagnosis #echofirst? pic.twitter.com/jl4YDCiRLS
— Kamal Shemisa MD, FACP, FACC, FASE (@DrShemisa) October 5, 2019
Caso para aprender este publicado y compartido por CH. Pedro Li (@CHPedroLi).
Proud to show our first PMVR case with Pascal system in @HospitalSantPau with @StructuralBCN, @VioletaGSalvado and @stamdos pic.twitter.com/v1USDJZWju
— CH. Pedro Li (@CHPedroLi) October 2, 2019
Detalladas imágenes las de este caso compartido por Antonio Carlos L de Barros Filho (@AntonioBarros_).
What is the mechanism of MR in this 60 y.o. male with #Chagas disease? Functional, structural or both? #echofirst pic.twitter.com/ROu7o59jml
— Antonio Carlos L de Barros Filho (@AntonioBarros_) October 1, 2019
Destacamos este interesante caso compartido por Lidia Bos (@Lidia_Bos).
Asymptomatic subject with this @CHPedroLi @Anacabanillasru @MLDescalzo @AMoustafa_MD @DavidVilades @VioletaGSalvado pic.twitter.com/fDgO38MOBr
— Lidia Bos (@Lidia_Bos) September 17, 2019
Completo y curioso caso el compartido por Sandeep Nathan, MD, MSc (@SandeepNathanMD).
Each time we get a thrombosed MVR (29 OnX) we scramble to recall lytic dosing. Regimen we just used (summarized fr recent pubs-thx @SajniPatel2!): 25mg tPA over 6hrs via PA catheter (no bolus), re-dosed q24hrs x2 (max 5x)=75 mg over 3d w TTEs q24hr. See pix below. #CardioTwitter pic.twitter.com/dkPjSkankt
— Sandeep Nathan, MD, MSc (@SandeepNathanMD) September 10, 2019
Added bonuses of poor neck access & partly thrombosed iliac venous system required navigation w V18 wire & 4Fr, 135 cm Navicross which surprisingly stayed put in PA x 72 hrs. Gradient fr 25 to 7 w no embolization or bleeding. Valve fluoro pre- & post-75mg tPA+UFH anticoagulation. pic.twitter.com/UFov34itYU
— Sandeep Nathan, MD, MSc (@SandeepNathanMD) September 10, 2019