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Think spatially #echofirst The leaflet orientation of the mechanical mitral valve prosthesis on 3D echocardiography can be predicted from the 2D TEE image. @CASivaram1




Infant, TOF with PLSVC, Right Aortic Arch (on High PSAX+++) @ASE360 @jeffrey_vinocur @RobertHPass @iamritu @AEPCcongenital @CASivaram1 @echoleolopez @loomba_rohit @alex1708ander @SIwa23288585 @argulian @swatigar









Since you’re clearly not a beginner, that part is too easy for you! But I do have a question for advanced users like you who have likely seen a lot of acute PE cases. When exactly does septal flattening occur in acute pulmonary embolism, assuming the patient does not have chronic pulmonary hypertension with RV hypertrophy? My understanding is that for septal flattening throughout systole, the RV pressure would need to exceed LV pressure, which seems less likely in an acute event. So wouldn’t the flattening be more prominent during late systole and early part of diastole instead?







