Step By Step RV Evaluation Part 2: TAPSE, TAPSV & RIMP

BY: Seyed A Sadatian MD. RDCS, RDMS. RVT
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[@painsrides3616]

Excellent information. I can't say thank you enough, your videos help me to gain a deeper understanding of what I'm doing in the echo lab.

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

glad it was helpful

[@tonygian2304]

very well explained. Thank you very much. 👍👍👍

[@mohammedtaha9757]

Thank you

[@sudeshgupta368]

excellent...clear concepts

[@shamsmohamed972]

💓💓

[@ahmadsharifyakan4402]

You are an exceptional Teacher and i truely enjoy your videos. Will also join as a member soon. I have two requests please that i think will boost the learning here: Can you please make at the end of each Lecture or series of Lectures a Summary to recap and aid memorizing, second please more clips as examples with short comments so we train our eyes more. Finally, i cannot thank you enough for this effort. God bless you dear Colleague

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

Hi Mr Ahmad.
Thanks. Sure I will do them.
see you soon in member group

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

For beginners it is not bad idea start following clips in order:
1) General Concept of Ultrasound & Echo
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2)probe maneuver
czcams.com/video/KQiYUOFx4gU/video.html
3)Transthoracic Echo full protocol. Part II: Parasternal View (PLAX , PSAX, RVIT, RVOT, M-Mode)
czcams.com/video/9s0ek9vkasI/video.html
4) Echocardiographic Anatomy; Part 1: PLAX (Parasternal Long Axis)
czcams.com/video/-qD7RMi-shU/video.html
5) students- Fixing views on PLAX
czcams.com/video/IY-jr0ns8q8/video.html
6) Tips & Mistakes : PLAX (long parasternal axis)
czcams.com/video/i1kCqhhGbVU/video.html
7) Echocardiographic Anatomy Part 3: Apical Four Chambers (A4C)
czcams.com/video/FbZ7TbWwePA/video.html
8) Students-Echo Anatomy Part 3_ A4C
czcams.com/video/jbPYtEFju7U/video.html
9) Students- Echo Anatomy Part 4_ A2C
czcams.com/video/b_ty3YcbhKU/video.html
10) students-Echo Anatomy Part 5_ A3C & A5C
czcams.com/video/HeBZltPCnkk/video.html
11) Echocardiographic Anatomy Part 4: Apical Two Chamber (A2C)
czcams.com/video/lks6bOaw1Bw/video.html
12) Echocardiographic Anatomy Part 5: Apical Three & Five Chamber A3C & A5C)
czcams.com/video/FEnmMzeC_iE/video.html
13) Echocardiographic Anatomy Part 6: Right Ventricle Focused View (RV focused)
czcams.com/video/SL5iM_sdRPA/video.html
14) Transthoracic Echo full protocol Part III: apical window
czcams.com/video/T2zVnMMfWWM/video.html
15) Transthoracic Echo-full protocol Part IV: subcostal and suprasternal notch windows
czcams.com/video/v2V7gkudHvk/video.html
16) Views & Measurements of Ascending Ao, Aortic Arch & thoracic Desc. Ao
czcams.com/video/-TvH6g_gOMw/video.html
17) answer to Q10 : pitfalls in tracing Endocardium
czcams.com/video/1361b4Shetw/video.html
18) MAPSE and TAPSE
czcams.com/video/PYvpmvuEkMg/video.html
19) Ejection fraction measurement
czcams.com/video/hrsuDyOvKqM/video.html
20) LA volume measurement
czcams.com/video/vQUinuGNi2Y/video.html
21) Visual Guessing Ejection Fraction- Technique & practice
czcams.com/video/vnJgsaavr0o/video.html
22) Tissue Doppler LV
czcams.com/video/eYeKAcb8t4s/video.html
23) Tips & Mistakes: CW Doppler by Pedoff Probe
czcams.com/video/W3brcFY-Fao/video.html
24) diastolic dysfunction part I - concept & measurement
czcams.com/video/gTb1h75VaRU/video.html
25) diastolic dysfunction part II-grading ASE 2016
czcams.com/video/RLQFF8VXnKQ/video.html
26) Wall Motion Abnormality in Echo
czcams.com/video/80aOszOy4ZY/video.html
27) Wall Motion Abnormality Part II: cases & practice
czcams.com/video/2CtaSZ7OQac/video.html
28) Strain Echocardiography by speckle tracking and tissue Doppler -Part I:technique
czcams.com/video/wgkbQKJo35I/video.html
29) Strain Echocardiography part II: General concept
czcams.com/video/0sJgbfNDv3o/video.html
30) students- strain echo speckle tracking
czcams.com/video/ghILnTk8ilo/video.html
31) MCQ IV: Invasive echocardiography (TEE, ICE,...)
czcams.com/video/v3hzH0g1-Lk/video.html
32) Master Clips
33) all Hands-on clips
34) all Tips & Mistakes Clips
35) pathologic & diseases
36) MCQ & Case studies

[@drnarendraverma2]

Can we use anatomical m mode for tapes so that we are perpendicular to tricuspid annulus

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

as long as we measure longitudinal movement of lateral free wall of RV (TV annulus) we will be right.

[@chaoukibedj7655]

which ultrasound machine do you use?

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

IE33 & Epic7