Case: Wall motion abnormality in an inferior infarct

Here you will learn why a lot of patients with pulmonic regurgitation had a congenital heart defect, and what happens to the right ventricle then.

The anatomy of the right ventricle is a little different from the left one - in this short clip, Prof. Thomas Binder, MD points out the most important anatomical features of the "forgotten chamber".

In this demo, we show you how to image the lung with ultrasound, first in the anatomical model, and then on a patient. This way, you can find a pleural effusion.