How can I find the heart in a subcostal view?

Prof. Binder and Anna show how to assess the RV through the slanted apical 4 chamber view, and explain TAPSE.

In this video Prof. Thomas Binder, MD shows you the most important windows and views you want to use when performing a point of care echo study in theory.

Here you will learn which structures you can see in a 4 chamber view and how can optimise this view, which is the most popular one in all of echocardiography.

Prof. Binder presents several cases where the mitral valve structure is compromised due to calcification, perforation, rheumatic heart disease, myxoma, and endocarditis.

Here we demonstrate how to position the patient in the left lateral position, image from the apical window, and discuss foreshortening.