How to: Cardiac Ultrasound - Apical View Case Study

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This video depicts how using the apical view and a phased array probe during bedside ultrasound examinations enables clinicians to evaluate cardiac health, structures, and ventricular contractility. Cardiologists often prefer this view because it shows all four heart chambers in relation to each other. This ultrasound view is ideal for identifying cardiomyopathy, pericardial effusion, and cardiac tamponade.
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[@Durrpadil]

It looks like the vales in the right ventricle are giving each other a high five. "Good job buddy for keeping healthy." (2:24)

[@awdalysaleh4045]

Indeed it is nice , educative , and informative , however , inspiring about the large PE "dancing Sign " thank you very much indeed .

[@sourabhagstam7952]

Really good job.

[@jonbreen1]

Very interesting! Good explanations. Do you have another video re: measuring V/Q scans and the EF?

[@Boboboy869]

Superb videos and explanation.

[@medicinainternamilitar]

Excelente videos!!!

[@raveeshroy]

2:07 TRICUSPID VALVE, MITRAL VALVE 2:58 DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY 3:34 PERICARDIAL EFFUSION 4:00 VENTRICULAR COLLAPSE

[@heidejandura8719]

nice job!

[@cirimelo]

Excelente coleccion de videos para los que realizamos ecografia a pie de cama; es posible acceder a los videos privados? Cordialmente Dr. Francisco Cirimello - Uruguay

[@brotista2479]

I remember getting a cardiac ultrasound and it was really interesting and that jelly was c o l d . But it was an interesting day off from school that i had a perfectly healthy heart with an innocent murmur. :))

[@estherssebbowa3043]

Thank you - really great -

[@emmapong1736]

good video

[@xeonrebel]

Are you using Harmonics while getting this images?

[@isabelafreire7291]

it was only me but when he mention the valves he changed the places "Said mitral valve on right, and tricuspid on left", I love the videos but we need be careful when we post something like that!!! I respect your job though!!!

[@outdaridhh8045]

I'm satisfied

[@emmapong1736]

cardio temponate i dun think can immediately to scan, resus first

[@martinemanuel7919]

ATLS work. Load

[@gegekas]

Nice basic info, But to much gains/miss use of the TGC , too much depth and bad aliment of the heart.

[@DrShamSunderGoyal]

Very informative but needs more focus on presentation.