What are the hemodynamics behind diastolic dysfunction?

Depending on the stage and the individual patient, mitral stenosis can be found when investigating a variety of symptoms. In this clip, Prof. Thomas Binder, MD explains the most common symptoms.

A thick-walled LV preserved LVEF and small ventricular volume are a few of restrictive cardiomyopathy's typical echo features. Learn more about the most important features in this video.

Here you will learn which types of atrial septal defects there are, when they are hemodynamically relevant, and what they look like in echocardiography.

In this video, we present the case of a woman with pulmonary hypertension and very poor right-ventricular function before and after lung transplantation.