Case: The dead right ventricle

In this case, we see the typical strain pattern of apical sparing, which usually points to a storage disease. But in this patient, the underlying pathology is something totally different - showing us that strain patterns are very important, but still just a part of the puzzle.

Here we will teach you what TAPSE is, how to do it, and what its limitations are - in a video that's not even 4 minutes long!

Hydronephrosis is an important pathology of the urinary tract and can easily be found in point of care ultrasound. In this video you will learn what to look for.