@@henkuanghoung4732 you are right... I said RV lateral wall instead of LV lateral wall ... Thank you for spotting it ... Yes it is the LV lateral wall 😊😊😊😊😊
Now the question is can you measure EDV and ESV with what you will get EF in this view using modified Simpson method? Since there is a good look of the heart if you trace the heart in diastole and systole volume can be calculated. This is useful if there is no cardiac probe available. I will answer my own question: it is possible but not accurate and very very hard.
Hello, well if you don't have a cardiac probe I don't know if you will able to get any suitable images anyways but this view shouldn't be the first choice when doing this measurements. I guess you can try to get as much information as you can if you don't have any other suitable views, but if you need cardiac information, then do a cardiac scan.
@the echo lady Can you demonstrate us how to meassure EF in Subcostal 4 Chamber ? i have so many COPD patients that I could'nt get the parasternal long axis view :((
Hello! Yes the subcostal view is very handy with that type of patients. I will recommend you to assess the EF visually as you can't do a Simpsons biplane as we only can see a "subcostal 4 chamber view"... Try also to obtain some short axis from the subcostal view and if you want to you can do M-mode across the middle segments to obtain an estimated EF by Teich-Holz method... Anyways as those views are extra views and not the common ones... I would assess the EF visually and state that in the report.
Nice clear videos. There is a mistake at 2:19 - the free wall of the LV has been verbalised as free wall of RV
@@henkuanghoung4732 you are right... I said RV lateral wall instead of LV lateral wall ... Thank you for spotting it ... Yes it is the LV lateral wall 😊😊😊😊😊
Magnificent 👍👍
Thank you Francis 🫀🖤🫀🖤🫀🖤🫀🖤🫀
very good info
Thank you, I am glad you liked it
Thank you !
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Very nice 👌. One question: what is the ring shaped vessel on cross-section between the right atrium and right ventricle? Is it coronary sinus?
Yes it is!!!
Thank you so much for magnificent information..kindly make some videos on congenital heart disease
Hello, thank you very much... I will try to do some simple congenital heart disease videos as I am not specialised in congenital
how do you know its a rvot or lvot on a scan. I just started echo program this week
Mam plz explain in which direction probe is turned to see rv outflow tract?
I have a video explaining that on my channel...
Ma'am how to acquire all subcostal views? Where should probe marker be for showing rv outflow tract?
@@kajorichakraborty2536 for subcostal view the marker should be pointing the patients left side. For RVOT you could get a short axis view...
Now the question is can you measure EDV and ESV with what you will get EF in this view using modified Simpson method? Since there is a good look of the heart if you trace the heart in diastole and systole volume can be calculated. This is useful if there is no cardiac probe available. I will answer my own question: it is possible but not accurate and very very hard.
Hello, well if you don't have a cardiac probe I don't know if you will able to get any suitable images anyways but this view shouldn't be the first choice when doing this measurements. I guess you can try to get as much information as you can if you don't have any other suitable views, but if you need cardiac information, then do a cardiac scan.
@the echo lady Can you demonstrate us how to meassure EF in Subcostal 4 Chamber ? i have so many COPD patients that I could'nt get the parasternal long axis view :((
Hello! Yes the subcostal view is very handy with that type of patients. I will recommend you to assess the EF visually as you can't do a Simpsons biplane as we only can see a "subcostal 4 chamber view"... Try also to obtain some short axis from the subcostal view and if you want to you can do M-mode across the middle segments to obtain an estimated EF by Teich-Holz method... Anyways as those views are extra views and not the common ones... I would assess the EF visually and state that in the report.