
Weekly adult echocardiography case breakdowns, grounded in current guidelines — built to sharpen your scanning, interpretation, and reporting.
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Why the apex turns blue on the strain bullseye in apical HCM, and how to use it when 2D leaves you unsure
A blueberry walks into the echo lab…
This unique variant of mitral annular calcification can disguise itself as an abscess, tumor, or severe mitral stenosis. How does it show up on echocardiography and what are the right questions to ask?
Year-end is coming. Are your CME cred...
You can probably name four types of ASD.
By ASE’s definition, only two of them are true septal defects.
And the most common opening between the atria isn’t on the list at all.
Every atrial communication has its own origin, its own locati...
Where to look, how to read the shunt, and when it starts to matter
Every mitral TEER and Watchman procedure starts by puncturing the atrial septum.
How to tell three filamentous valve masses apart on echo
Three masses. Same valve. All mobile, all small, all bright enough to make you lean toward the screen.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I love echocardiography. From local clinical work to digitizing echo education, I’m dedicated to advancing the field—sharing practical insight and connecting with echo professionals worldwide.
I’m a cardiac sonographer who believes every echo tells a story. I explore how we can better see, understand, and teach the heart—and make echocardiography education more accessible worldwide.
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