How to estimate pulmonary artery systolic pressure (PASP) using echo

[@barbararichardson-cox3020]

Made this very easy to understand.

[@toufik326]

thank you for the very well explained video.

[@rajan864660]

Very well explained. Excellent.

[@haroldluquesandoval1313]

no se ingles fluidamente pero me sirvio muchisimo, y se entendio perfectamente. muchas gracias. bless you.

[@saraali-ho8fx]

That's soooo great ❤❤

[@blessy1891]

This is so helpful... thank you very much ❤️

[@goriluigi1]

thank you for the video

[@samuell9180]

Thank you for the video. Is TR prevalently present in patients needing PHT essement?

[@wenyicvs]

Too many paths to gain this PASP values. Has this been verified with invasive measurements?

[@bangna5]

Great question - wouldn't want this as a patient

[@drbenirusani]

the new guideline recommend using 3, 8 or 15 mmHg for the RAP.

[@Demiigodd]

can you use the Pulmonic valve?

[@MahmudulHasan-rk6ze]

Nice explanation

[@juniorbar382]

Thanks for the Video 👍

[@Eternaltruths25]

How TR gradient gives the pressure difference between RA and RV?

[@trduity]

very useful, thanks!

[@NARAYANNE007]

Well explained

[@drpradeepsoni8939]

Thank you Sir 👍

[@MahmudulHasan-rk6ze]

Thanks. More echo topics provide plz.

[@rupakkundu535]

Excellent

[@WayneState2084]

Perfect

[@idou6377]

Thank you a lot.

[@alfi7115]

Tachyphylaxis as consequence of Vit D intoxication, hyper PTH, hypercalcemia

[@goriluigi1]

[@abdurahmanandijani1593]

Superb. Thanks a lot

[@domenicogiannattasio9037]

Very clear explication,thank you; can i know the origins in letterature of low,moderate and high probability expressed with 2,8 m/sec, 2,8-3,4 m/sec and >3,4 m/sec?
Thank you so much

[@muhammadsaleemmalik9473]

Full marks

[@zehraahmed8018]

good

[@drranasameen4960]

Excellent