BI-CUSPID AORTIC VALVE - ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY SERIES BY DR ANKUR K CHAUDHARI

Echo of 48yr,male with severly calcified bicuspid aortic valve with severe LV dysfunction.
Bi - cuspid Aortic Valve.
Aortic Valve Disease.
Aortic Valve.
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[@etizazahsanshah5620]

Very beautiful sir really informative
We are waiting for more videos
Thanks keep it up

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks

[@omaromar-bj6ux]

Thanks you alot

[@chaudharysoma5101]

Best wishes sirji keep it up

[@drift1479]

i really like your echo videos. There very informative and the protocols that you do are on point. I'm actually an ultrasound student trying to get into echocardiography and these videos that your uploading are helping a lot...keep it up!

[@madhumitha6961]

Excellent presentation..thnks a lot

[@kkyaw-iu6co]

thank

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks

[@russellwatson5699]

thanks i have enlarged heart -- heart failure - problems with electric in heart n bad breathing problems which seems to be from two things your video was very good

[@tubeRSP]

Thank you that you took the time, to make this video.
It is educational in its core(especially the end ), which is what matters the most.
And it is done with grace.
That said, I do disagree with some of your points, so don't misunderstand me dear colleague.
That is, about your assessment of pulmonary artery pressure and the assessment of the stenosis in aortic valve.
Also characterizing regurgitation severity by color doppler or CW doppler alone , may be convenient at times(a sin I often commit), but it can be misleading in ambivalent cases.
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P.S. His BP was 70/60mmHg on admission? Was he in shock? If so why only P=80/min? and R 18/min?

[@liliyal9896]

Exellent! thanks for presantation!

[@ankurmontu]

Liliya L
thank you

[@hameedniazi]

Great case presentation, thanks

[@monassallam680]

thank you for the comprehensive
display

[@Simpleliving623]

Tnq sir 🙏

[@ritasman100]

JUST AWESOME

[@Kugy1955]

AWESOME! Thanks so much.

[@angelopedone189]

very interesting case.....

[@franciosr]

Good work!

[@cardiobaiona7017]

Very good work, I like your method. Only a bit divergence in some values. You should to revise the THP in Aortic Regurgitation. Actually if THP < 200 ms severe, 200 to 500 moderate > 500 ms mild so in this case, in my opinion, there is double lession in Aortic valve, stenosis moderate mean gradient lower than 40 mmHg, regurgitation moderate too because THP is about 300ms.

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks

[@hatifrum1879]

nicely done

[@chapolo2012]

I know this is an old video I just ran into. Very nicely done. What would be the pulmonary artery end diastolic pressure?

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks a lot......

[@minkycat66]

Excellent

[@saraali-ho8fx]

Didn't understand of closure line looks at center not eccentric

[@hakimkasaby4816]

excellent

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks for appriciation.....

[@MrAngised]

Do you think he has concomitant IHD as he has RWMA ??

[@roberthvasquez2895]

MODEL WHICH WAS DONE ultrasound STUDY?. A CASE VERY INTERESTING, VERY GOOD PICTURES. congratulations

[@ankurmontu]

@ Anousheh soroushian
Thanks....

[@deepaknaamdev3113]

Please upload new cases please

[@mulengachilantemba1149]

Is RAP always equal to 20?? I'm new here

[@ankurmontu]

@Kugy1955
thanks....

[@lavanyabs3478]

sir please teach how to understand cw of all the valves

[@JohnDoe-rv4kp]

Namaste

[@ashadds]

what happened to this patient ?

[@naturalbeauty2231]

My lvidd 64mm .. I am going ti die

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks a lot......

[@vwtiguan5848]

PHT < 200 ms : severe AR (no mild), > 500 ms mild AR
200-500 moderate AR

[@ankurmontu]

Thanks for appriciation....

[@chapolo2012]

I know this is an old video I just ran into. Very nicely done. What would be the pulmonary artery end diastolic pressure?