Lecture 2 - Transthoracic Echocardiography Part 1

[@omarsiddiqui2933]

These videos are better than paid educational material from sources such as MM, etc. I haven't looked over the Book of Echo text as much, but it looks like there is even more detailed information there. Thank you very much Dr. Ghazal for helping so many aspiring physicians and cardiologists in development of their imaging skills.

[@DRSGHAZAL]

Thank you for the nice words. It is encouraging

[@mensahkids813]

Absolutely true

[@cute_blobfish]

excellent explanation, thank you very much dear doctor!🙏

[@mensahkids813]

OMG! ! This is just too good for me, Great job posting this video.

[@khushalkhan4561]

I have never ever found this kind of explanation on youtube regarding echocardiography. Thank you so much for sharing this extraordinary knowledge with us in a very much simplified manner. It helped me a lot in my studies and increased my interest in echocardiography. Once again thanks a lot.

[@diaahmed6222]

Thank you very much D.Ghazal for this interesting demonstration of echocardiographic lecture with informative practical point

[@nsas955]

DR. Ghazal, I can not find enough words to thank you. I have been practicing echocardiography for a few years but this is the first time in my life that I can appreciate and understand it in a very simple and lovely and complete way. Thank you very much.

[@DRSGHAZAL]

I am glad that you find it useful. Thanks for the nice words.

[@gegalpruthi2158]

thankyou, amazing videos. please make videos on TEE also.Thanks

[@dr.gossadi8951]

amazing Prof.👏👏👏

[@a7kh92]

Great work dear doctor , many thanks for your effort .

[@tarekmaziz2376]

Thank you for your easy and perfect guide in Echo

[@HoneySoooFly]

This was so very helpful….Thank you so much

[@MohammedHussain-yh8sz]

Great lecture

[@Iraqihopebasim]

WELL DONE DR. SAMI

[@saraali-ho8fx]

Thank you soooo much Very informative Plz keep counting make vedios about abnormal findings

[@cruzlc875]

Love it. Downloaded the app

[@sherifshahin3122]

Great Highly good and thanks

[@hussamtoday3911]

Very nice presentation 👍

[@sarakhan-dl2lu]

Excellent explanation

[@glob3242]

Thank you Dr...very well explained!

[@sherifshahin3122]

Great good highly good and thanks

[@tkr1297]

Brilliant Explanation.....

[@drravipatil1441]

Excellent explaination

[@altamaashkhan728]

Excellent 👍

[@mariakruglova8997]

Thank you very much!!!

[@willywhen7451]

great turorial :)

[@hayahamdi9395]

It is amazing Thanks alot

[@huynhthaibao8167]

thanks a lot ! helpful

[@mufeeda9903]

Thank u sir

[@ramy_safan]

Thank you very much

[@n3ferpitou317]

I don't understand the difference between angulating and rotating. Also is not the maneuver rocking not tilting? tilting means from same acoustic window tilting the probe (changing the degree between patient skin and transducer) superiorly or inferiorly but never changing the position of probe and acoustic window?

[@DRSGHAZAL]

I suggest if you go to drghazal.com and open the book of echo it has illustrations that should make it easy

[@yaseminermengi]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@user-cc4kq6hl4c]

Thank you for the lecture.. You didn't explain where to place the probe in the apical 3 Chamber view and which tilt

[@DRSGHAZAL]

It might have slipped my mind. Anyways, you can read the book of echo and definitely will find full explanantion there. Just go to www.drghazal.com

[@user-cc4kq6hl4c]

@@DRSGHAZAL thanks

[@mohamadalneel4443]

Thank you very much D.Ghazal for this interesting demonstration of echocardiographie. Can you recommend any text book for further readings?

[@DRSGHAZAL]

Thank you for the comment. If you like my lectures, then you might find my book "The Book of Echo" useful.