Echocardiography Essentials: Detecting pericardial effusions

After watching this video, you will be able to recognize a pericardial effusion and differentiate pericardial and pleural fluid. You will also be able to recognize the echo signs of tamponade.
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[@nithyababunithyababu7033]

Excellent

[@ramyameenu8642]

thank you .good presentation

[@drgadham]

Good presentation 😊

[@drgadham]

Good presentation

[@aadishjain8176]

nice information

[@jalalnoorwazir1797]

Great

[@abdulrauf-dc9fy]

How can we assess mean PAP on ech?

[@henrivisuri3737]

Thank you! Brilliant! Only if I could keep on with the accent 😅

[@sivakumarsubramaniam2388]

Thanks u so much!!!!’

[@drgadham]

✌

[@madmax6654]

Actually, if you run the calculations of the numbers, you have exactly at 39% difference with the numbers you. 88 and 53

[@sabrinad513]

How did you get 39%?

[@madmax6654]

@@sabrinad513 hello do you know what I was trying to look at my notes and did not know where I put how I got this formula number. So I will be a erasing this soon. What I can tell you is that talking to other Cardiologist that I could not find the formula or how she got 27% difference none of the formulas that we worked gave us 27% so if you know the formula please.

[@karimakardacha8686]

Excellent

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