What factors influence decision making in aortic regurgitation?

In this video, Thomas Binder presents the case of a 30 y/o patient with apical cardiomyopathy whom he followed over several years. Watch this presentation to learn how to find fibrosis with different imaging modalities, and how you can use this to assess the risk of sudden cardiac death.

Pain and problems with urinating are common problems with which patients come to the doctor's office, so kidney pathologies are important for the primary care provider. Let Prof. Dirk Becker, MD PhD show you what you can find in point of care ultrasound.

Here are several echo loops of patients with aortic regurgitation - for you to train your eye and your assessment capabilities.

In this video, we present a case of a 38-year-old woman who received chemo and radiation therapy 25 years ago. You will learn the long-term consequences of this therapy such as extensive calcification in the heart, and what to look at with echocardiography.

This case is about a woman presenting with dyspnea. The echo shows enlarged atria, and pulmonary hypertension can be identified as the cause of her problems.