Hello, may not be very reliable in those cases, specially if the RV is impaired or dilated and the pumping action of the RV is impaired... However the purpose is to estimate the probability of pulmonary hypertension together with many more signs of raised RV pressure and if you already have torrential TR is very likely that patient has PHT.
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In this discussion and exactly at 3:11 minutes of this video there is an (( envelop )) with a summery of PEP , what does this mean ? regards.
PEP: pre-ejection period
AT: acceleration time
ET: ejection time
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If "notching" is present can the PVAT still be measured or is it not necessary?
The notching itself is very conclusive so you can report it as it is and describe it...
what to do in case of severe pulmonary stenosis?can the same method work or there is another method?
We can't estimate accurately the PASP in cases of pulmonary stenosis.
Hi, we can use the PVAT in cases where the patient has torrential tricuspid regurgitation ?
Hello, may not be very reliable in those cases, specially if the RV is impaired or dilated and the pumping action of the RV is impaired... However the purpose is to estimate the probability of pulmonary hypertension together with many more signs of raised RV pressure and if you already have torrential TR is very likely that patient has PHT.
@@the_echo_lady Thanx, great info !
Pulmonary velocity flow 1.14 m/s is this normal??
Yes
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