What is pulsed wave Doppler (spectral Doppler)?

This is the case of a patient with pulmonary hypertension without RV hypertrophy, so not a chronic form - learn the cause by watching this video.

Prof. Binder and Anna review cases where pathology is notable in the parasternal short-axis view.

Here you will learn which types of atrial septal defects there are, when they are hemodynamically relevant, and what they look like in echocardiography.

In this short clip you will be shown parameters that help you suspect pulmonary hypertension.

This interesting video explains how to calculate RV pressure in the presence of a ventricle septum defect (VSD).