I would agree with the Aortic valve thickening and aortic stenosis. Mitral valve looks intact though, there appears to be no regurgitation. Im not expereinced enough 2 comment about the LV hypertrophy though, sorry :(. n btw, telemetry shows remarkable bradycardia (thats' got to be something like sub 50 bpm there). I would personally disagree with the Pulmonary Hypertension without the CXR. I dont think there's any pericardial effusion there personally.
severe TR, and AS (and just cause it doesnt show a huge velocity on the TR (MR flusyndrome) doesnt mean it isnt sever FYI look at the width of the jet)
dilated LA, RA, and RV,
mildly to moderate hypertrophic LV walls (cant see the measurements, but by 2D thats what it looks like) LV is not dilated! (most likely around the upper limits of normal though, again cant see measurements)
pulmonary hypertension (again cant see the measurements)
severe TR, and AS (and just cause it doesnt show a huge velocity on the TR (MR flusyndrome) doesnt mean it isnt sever FYI look at the width of the jet)
dilated LA, RA, and RV,
mildly to moderate hypertrophic LV walls (cant see the measurements, but by 2D thats what it looks like) LV is not dilated! (most likely around the upper limits of normal though, again cant see measurements)
pulmonary hypertension (again cant see the measurements)
Excellent conclusion, I'll add LVH, D-shaped septum during diastole in short axis, mild PI and the presence of SINE waves in TR waveform, looks like an Aortic triangular waveform with rather low velocity for such abundant TR, from rapid equalization of pressures in RV and RA, usually signifying severe chronic PHTN
@flusyndrome OOOPS, didn't realize you mentioned "IVS collapse during systole probably due to RV overload". That's what I meant with D-shaped septum in diastole.
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pallatys 2 months ago
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Do you see anything wrong with my echocardiogram
Gamboa7777 9 months ago
I would agree with the Aortic valve thickening and aortic stenosis. Mitral valve looks intact though, there appears to be no regurgitation. Im not expereinced enough 2 comment about the LV hypertrophy though, sorry :(. n btw, telemetry shows remarkable bradycardia (thats' got to be something like sub 50 bpm there). I would personally disagree with the Pulmonary Hypertension without the CXR. I dont think there's any pericardial effusion there personally.
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Tuan51195 1 year ago
aaand mild to moder PI
jb39026 1 year ago
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Moderate to severe MR, Aortic regurg,
severe TR, and AS (and just cause it doesnt show a huge velocity on the TR (MR flusyndrome) doesnt mean it isnt sever FYI look at the width of the jet)
dilated LA, RA, and RV,
mildly to moderate hypertrophic LV walls (cant see the measurements, but by 2D thats what it looks like) LV is not dilated! (most likely around the upper limits of normal though, again cant see measurements)
pulmonary hypertension (again cant see the measurements)
pericardial eff
jb39026 1 year ago
Moderate to severe MR, Aortic regurg,
severe TR, and AS (and just cause it doesnt show a huge velocity on the TR (MR flusyndrome) doesnt mean it isnt sever FYI look at the width of the jet)
dilated LA, RA, and RV,
mildly to moderate hypertrophic LV walls (cant see the measurements, but by 2D thats what it looks like) LV is not dilated! (most likely around the upper limits of normal though, again cant see measurements)
pulmonary hypertension (again cant see the measurements)
pericardial eff
jb39026 1 year ago
Excellent conclusion, I'll add LVH, D-shaped septum during diastole in short axis, mild PI and the presence of SINE waves in TR waveform, looks like an Aortic triangular waveform with rather low velocity for such abundant TR, from rapid equalization of pressures in RV and RA, usually signifying severe chronic PHTN
flusyndrome 1 year ago
@flusyndrome OOOPS, didn't realize you mentioned "IVS collapse during systole probably due to RV overload". That's what I meant with D-shaped septum in diastole.
flusyndrome 1 year ago
Aortic stenosis, moderate to severe; Aortic regurgitation, moderate to severe
Dilated RV and RA
Severe TR ; severe pulmonary hypertension
Dilated LV with signs of IVS collapse during systole probably due to RV overload; Moderate MR
Dilated LA
Pericardial effusion
pauldelacruz03 1 year ago