Today I would like to report about a patient I saw several years ago during a cardiac training program I attended in the beautiful south of Europe.
Case stories that stick
Mr. Frank, a 64-year old former postal worker was glad that "the worst was over". He was not very excited finding out that his mitral valve was leaking.
“Heart murmur” is probably one of the most common reasons for referral to the echo lab...
Part three of the online web book teaching the basics of carotid Duplex ultrasound. This tutorial will help you to correctly operate your scanner, and detect artifacts on the image.
Do you know what the typical findings on lung ultrasound in COVID-19 patients are? Here is a patient with massive involvement.
A 47-year-old carpenter came to the cardiologist’s office with mild to moderate dyspnea. The ECG showed an infero-lateral myocardial infarction in stage II with mild persisting ST-elevation.
