Look at this patient case of pulmonary embolism!
Sophie Wieser, MD
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Have you heard of the "broken heart" syndrome? Here we have a case for you – can you spot the problem on echo?
In part 4 of our Neonatal Brain Ultrasound Series, solve a case of a 1-month-old, born full-term, now admitted for poor feeding, seizures, and profound developmental delay. Look at the sweeps from the brain ultrasou...
Read this case about a male patient, born at 32 weeks gestation, with Apgar scores 1 and 3. Later on, a cranial ultrasound was ordered to assess for brain injury. Look at the loops of this neonate's brain.
Today's case is about a 63-year-old male, referred to abdominal ultrasound. Anamnesis: Complaining of 10 kg weight loss over the last six months, as well as pain in the right upper quadrant (RUQ). Can you answe...
The 2025 ESC/EACTS Guidelines for the Management of Valvular Heart Disease, presented at the ESC Congress in Madrid, introduce significant updates aimed at improving patient outcomes through earlier intervention, re...
We discuss clinical practice guidelines in healthcare, emphasizing their role in standardizing care and improving patient outcomes. It highlights the importance of understanding their limitations and the need for pr...
Fatal diagnosis made in real-time! Check out this case!
Cardiologists are increasingly seeing patients with adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) in their practices. It is now essential for cardiologists, who used to focus on acquired heart diseases, to be knowledgeable ...
