What is a primum defect/ASD I?

This is the case of a patient with an enlarged right ventricle, where we just could not find a reason in trans-thoracic echo, which is why we performed TEE.

This is a case of wall motion abnormalities after a right heart infarct, examined with several different modalities, from TAPSE to cardiac MRI and strain.

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.

This video deals with ASD closure: what the indications are, how TEE plays a role, and how the procedure is performed.