Case of a 30-year-old patient with spondylarthritis

Not every pericardial effusion will become a problem for your patient - in this video, you will learn how to detect the ones that do.

Ejection fraction is well proven and has been around for quite some time, and is a great parameter. Now that strain gets more and more popular, the question arises which parameter to use - but is it really a question of "which", and not a question of "when"? Watch this video to learn the answer.

This case is about a patient who had coronary perforation and developed cardiac tamponade. Let´s find out how the doctor treated the patient.

Learn in this video how to image pericardial effusion in echocardiography and which views are best to use.