Tips & Tricks - measurements in tricuspid regurgitation

Mitral stenosis develops mainly due to sequelae of chronic rheumatic valvular disease and to calcific degeneration. Watch this demo to see the difference between a normal mitral valve and mitral stenosis on B-mode and Doppler imaging.

In this case presented by Steven Lester, you will learn how to recognize amyloid heart disease in echocardiography, which patterns to look for in the bullseye display, and how this relates to a cardiac MRI.

Knowing exactly what you measure is quite important, as you will see in this case of a woman with tricuspid regurgitation and a ventricle septum defect.

Here you will learn how to use color Doppler to assess the abdominal aorta, which also allows you to find its outlets more easily.

Watch this demo to learn when and how to use color Doppler in emergency situations