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Here is an illustration of LAA (left atrial appendage) view on transesophageal
What structure does the arrow indicate?

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New learning (new for me): Basic sonographic approach for the mid-trimester fetal screening exam.
Four-chamber view (4CV), left ventricular outflow tract (LVOT), right ventricular outflow tract (RVOT), three-vessel view (3VV).

🔗https://t.co/36Dey0VuZM

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Another nice illustration of basic cardiac views

🔗https://t.co/xAiAbMS4EZ

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Transesophageal views illustration. This is from a paper on peri-operative TEE for non-cardiac surgery, not an exhaustive list of all possible views.
🔗https://t.co/mrtmCfpVBY
ME = mid-esophageal, TG = transgastric

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Did teaching @🇨🇷. After a while still, this is my best example of B lines, in non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema.
As mentioned, "lung must be included"! BTW 🫀 echo was normal!

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Nice illustrations of cardiac views👇

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Great talk on Ebstein Anomaly at by Dr. C.Pizarro
🫀Diff surgeries: Cone, Starnes, Danielson Carpentier, Sebening stitch
🫀RVOT obstruction & abn PV assoc w⬇️survival
🫀 ⬆️Rv fxn (TR >30 mmHg + antegrde PA flow + TV repair) ➡️ Bi-V repair

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Ebstein anomaly: Dr. C. Pizarro tells us what the surgeon want to know ?

☑️Mech of TR: # of jets, location
☑️Leaflet delamination, tethering, edges, fenestrations
☑️Annular dilation
☑️RV size & fxn
☑️Vent septal position
☑️LV fxn

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Keeping up with the theme of bicuspid valves- what type of bicuspid valve do you think this is?


more info in the thread

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