Point of Care Echo: Stroke Volume Determination

Learn the how and the why of stroke volume determination with echocardiography. In 10 minutes.

[@vukken99]

This is the first time I see most clearly explained point of care ultrasound theme good job!
ER Physician

[@fnagel]

Excellent! Keep up the great work

[@dbrenes07]

Awesome! Greetings from Costa Rica!

[@hanishshashidhar3361]

Thank you sir . I learned something today.

[@jasonwinward4698]

Thanks for the great intro to VTI!

[@GustavoMontanha]

Really helpful. Thanks.

[@nsas955]

great ... many thanks

[@minkycat66]

Excellent, thank you

[@amardeepbishnoi226]

Very helpful. Thanks for sharing

[@chinekwu]

Excellent!

[@PediaTricks007]

Thank You so much. Much helpful

[@perseu74]

Good job!

[@prabirbasak3990]

very good thank you

[@drgadham]

NICE LECTURE

[@B94439]

Nice! Thank you 😊

[@syedakbarshah457]

Good lecture

[@lucafelicecerrito]

Thank you

[@rafiqnabil7413]

WONDERFUL

[@goriluigi1]

thank you very nice

[@syedakbarshah457]

Helpful

[@raveeshroy]

2:09 STROKE VOLUME 2:52 RADIUS OF CYLINDER 3:58 HEIGHT OF CYLINDER

[@thanossithravel3267]

Thank you sir

[@eliasbshesh8639]

Nice .thak u sir

[@lameryster]

This is just like learning bedside from a preceptor. Thank you

[@var3180]

As your Doppler isn’t parallel to the jet - it will underestimate right?

[@chapolo2012]

SV = 0.785 x Diameter of the LVOT (squared) x LVOT VTI OR SV= 0,31416 (Pi) x Radius of the LVOT (squared) X Hight (LVOT VTI)

[@uttambhatta95]

Thanks..

[@sonographystudent9547]

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[@chancesc6415]

so the aliasing dont matter?

[@kentwillis8342]

I am a patient wondering what it means when you hear a swish and a pop in you eco sonogram

[@ilynpayne7491]

The Americans using inches have left the chat, 😅😅