Algo de regurgitación tras la reparación con MitraClip en este tuit de Stephen Little, MD (@SLittleMD).
#ASEchoJC. New #asecho lab poster on residual regurgitation after catheter-based repair will be available soon. Look for it in Portland and get one for your lab pic.twitter.com/5FxBay5PwQ
— Stephen Little, MD (@SLittleMD) 29 de mayo de 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
Destacamos este tuit del "presi" con estás imágenes por "transiluminación" que tanto nos gustan. Publicado por MA Garcia Fernandez (@MAecocardio).
Rotura de cuerdas ,el truevue ayuda. gran servicio de anestesia cardiaca del gran Hortal director de nuestro master de ecocardio en Criticos pic.twitter.com/HGMP0LZHiI
— MA Garcia Fernandez (@MAecocardio) 9 de abril de 2019
Los doctores José Juan Gómez de Diego, Francisco Calvo, Vanessa Moñivas Palomero, Dolores Mesa Rubio y Patricia Mahía Casado debaten sobre lesiones valvulares.
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
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
Detallado e interesante caso compartido por Dr. Gilbert Tang (@GilbertTangMD).
Here’s what we did: 2 XTR at A2/P2.
— Dr. Gilbert Tang (@GilbertTangMD) February 15, 2020
-TS sup/post (3X RF to cross!)
-8x40 balloon to cross SGC
-(+)knob on SGC to steer away from LA wall during straddle
-(-)knob on SGC to create aorta hugger to optimize trajectory
-XTR closed entering LV
-Clip#1 medial of A2/P2 https://t.co/zeSHoyc3Ym pic.twitter.com/GFRzv6J220
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
Destacamos este precioso caso publicado por Salustiano Araujo (@salustianoarau1).
presence of thrombus in two leaflets of a biological mitral prosthesis. @ASE360 @ImagenCardiaca @HeartNews @SONECOM_AC @MayoClinic pic.twitter.com/O8egiFlk0u
— Salustiano Araujo (@salustianoarau1) July 21, 2019