Case: 54 y/o female with tachycardia and shortness of breath

In this video we discuss what the Eisenmenger syndrome is, and how shunt reversal in pulmonary hypertension happens in the first place.

Here you will learn how the heart changes when we exercise regularly, and how to differentiate an athlete's heart from a sick one.

Here you will learn how to recognize endocarditis as a cause for aortic regurgitation, an important finding especially in emergency patients.

It is well known that dilated cardiomyopathy can lead to sudden cardiac death and that recognizing the disease early can save your patient's life. In this example, you will see a normal 2D echo followed by a far from normal speckle tracking pattern - underlining the importance of this technology in preventive healthcare.

Here we discuss several left-heart diseases that cause pulmonary hypertension, and that can be found with echocardiography.