Cases

Ultrasound: In very complex and variable situations “recognition of patterns” is most important.

Read this special ultrasound case.

After having spent more than 20 years in echocardiography, I have seen quite a few spectacular echoes...

In echocardiography we are able to observe the heart from the first to the last beat of our lives.

I don't know how it is in your echo lab or where you work, but we are pretty busy. We are “flooded” with referrals - sometimes more than we can handle.

Don’t we all think that our little workplace in the center of the universe? That our problems, patients, and the way we go about treating them is the only reality?

A few weeks ago I promised to show you a few more spectacular echoes - so-called record breakers...

I always conduct a complete echo exam including all standard views. However, there are exceptions...

Nature provides several opportunities to understand echocardiographic findings.

Remember one of the last cases in which I wrote about heart failure and mitral regurgitation? Well, here is the sequel...