What tips do you have for obtaining good cardiac views?

In this video, you can see 3 cases of patients with very low global longitudinal strain initially. During the course of treatment, we performed additional speckle tracking studies, and you can see how strain increases each time, illustrating the values of this technology in following patients.

Have you ever seen a real beating heart? If you have, you know that the heart does not simply pump blood - it twists, shortens and wrings in one continuous motion. Watch this video to learn how the heart's movements work together, and why nature built it that way.

Do you know how to do the perfect ejection fraction measurement? You might want to think again. In this video, we show you a guideline-based approach to the topic and help you master the technique in an effort to boost reproducibility.

This is the case of a patient who has had atrial fibrillation for a decade, which led to dilatation of the mitral annulus - and tricuspid regurgitation later on.

In this clip Prof. Thomas Binder, MD discusses problems you might face when measuring pressure half-time to assess mitral stenosis.