Echocardiography

Cardiac Echocardiography – Subxiphoid View – SonoSite, Inc.

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Go to www.sonosite.com formore videos and information about ultrasound technology. This video depicts how using the subxiphoid view during bedside ultrasound examinations enables clinicians to evaluate cardiac health and structures, especially when attempting to identify cardiomyopathy, pericardial effusion, and pericardial tamponade. To receive notifications about the YouTube videos from SonoSite, click the Subscribe button to subscribe to this channel. For a more comprehensive and portable video library, please download the SonoAccess™ iPhone® app at http Become a fan! Keep up with SonoSite on Twitter (twitter.com and Facebook (bit.ly

Author: SonoSite

Duration: 330

Published: 2010-08-20 21:26:57

Cardiac Echocardiography – Subxiphoid View – SonoSite, Inc.

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Assessment of Masses in Echocardiography

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In this post, Tommy will explain how to assess a tumor or mass using echo. In our online course on echocardiography, we will have an entire chapter on masses. The course will launch this summer, so stay tuned and register in order get an update as soon as the course is ready for prime-time.

Author: 123sonography

Duration: 239

Published: 2010-05-31 09:23:54

Assessment of Masses in Echocardiography

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A Newborn Infant with Intermittent Apnea and Seizures

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Video 1. Subxyphoid Echocardiographic Images of the Tricuspid Valve Demonstrating Diffuse Thickening of the Septal Leaflet. Video 2. Subxyphoid Echocardiographic Image of the Tricuspid Valve Showing a Thin Mobile Strand Attached to the Valve and Prolapsing into the Right Atrium. Video 3. Subxyphoid Bicaval View of the Interatrial Septum Illustrating the Thin Mobile Flap of Septum Covering the Fossa Ovalis. Video 4. Subxyphoid Bicaval View of the Interatrial Septum Illustrating the Thin Mobile Flap of Septum Covering the Fossa Ovalis, with Evidence of Intermittent, Low-Velocity Right-to-Left Shunt by Color Doppler (Blue Flow Jet).

Author: NEJMvideo

Duration: 30

Published: 2010-02-11 21:06:47

A Newborn Infant with Intermittent Apnea and Seizures

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