What do MSK structures look like in ultrasound?

Dilated cardiomyopathy can be the cause for the formation of a thrombus in the patient's heart, so here Prof. Thomas Binder, MD will show you how and where to look for one.

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.

Here you will learn what causes lead to a localized pericardial effusion rather than circumferential, and what these look like in echo.