Case: can you recognize the atrial septum defect?

In which patients should I calculate SV?

Here you will learn which patients will benefit from you calculating their stroke volume.

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What pathologies can I see in a subcostal view?

Prof. Binder presents multiple cases that show the utility of using the subcostal view to identify pathology.

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How many types of ASD do we know?

According to their localization, different types of atrial septal defect can be recognized: ASD I, ASD II, coronary sinus defect, and sinus venosus defect.

00:01:48

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What's the cause of LV dilatation and dysfunction in this patient?

From the consequences back to the cause: Prof.Binder leads you to the cause of LV dilatation and dysfunction in a patient with PDA.

00:01:09

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How does PHT happen in small congenital defects?

In this short clip, we discuss why even small heart defects like an ASD can contribute to pulmonary hypertension.

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