Case: STE in HFpPF patient

Distinguishing true, potentially impairing aortic stenosis from other forms of aortic stenosis is very important for your patient's wellbeing and your course of treatment. Watch this video to find out how speckle tracking can help you with that.

In this video, we present a case of a 38-year-old woman who received chemo and radiation therapy 25 years ago. You will learn the long-term consequences of this therapy such as extensive calcification in the heart, and what to look at with echocardiography.

This video will give you an overview of what restrictive cardiomyopathy is and what its main problem is.

Recognising hypertensive heart disease early can be a game changer for your patients and can have a huge impact on their wellbeing. Speckle tracking can be invaluable for staging the disease and in this clip, Prof. Thomas Binder will show you how it's done.