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European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging
21 - How to assess multivalvular disease - European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging
Chapter 1
EACVI: European Association Cardiovascular Imaging echo Course
01 - How to set-up the echo machine to optimize your examination
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02 - How to perform a standard transthoracic 2D echocardiography
03 - How to perform a standard transthoracic Doppler echocardiography
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04 - How to acquire 3D by standard transthoracic echocardiography
05 - How to perform basic ultrasound carotid examination
06 - How to assess a patient with a previous heart transplant
06 - How to assess a patient with a previous heart transplant
07 - How to assess diastolic function and diastolic dysfunction
08 - How to assess primary tricuspid regurgitation
09 - How to assess secondary tricuspid regurgitation
10 - How to assess pulmonary regurgitation
11 - How to assess aortic regurgitation
12 - How to assess primary mitral regurgitation
13 - How to assess secondary mitral regurgitation
14 - How to assess subvalvular stenosis
15 - How to assess aortic stenosis
16 - How to assess mitral stenosis
17 - How to assess tricuspid stenosis
18 - How to assess pulmonary stenosis
19 - How to assess left ventricular systolic dysfunction
20 - How to assess prothestic valves
21 - How to assess multivalvular disease
22 - How to assess cardiomyopathies
23- How to evaluate a patient with ischaemic heart disease by stress echocardiography
24 - How to assess deformation imaging
25 - How to assess endocarditis by transthoracic echo
26 - How to assess atrial-septal defect
27 - How to assess critically ill patients
28 - How to assess the right ventricle and pulmonary hypertension
29 - How to assess cardiac amyloïdosis
30 - How to access connective tissue disease
31 - How to assess aorta in a patient with aortic dissection
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