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  1. A Practical Approach to Transesophageal Echocardiography Third Edition (2013) by Albert C. Perrino Jr. MD and Scott T. Reeves MD MBA FACC
    Author: Albert C. Perrino Jr. MD and Scott T. Reeves MD MBA FACC
    File Type: PDF
    Download at unitedvrg.com/2023/11/05/pdf-a
    #Echocardiography, #AlbertC.PerrinoJr.MDandScottT.ReevesMDMBAFACC

  2. ACEI angioedema can hit at any time—skip the adrenaline, think Icatibant.
    Takotsubo recovery can trigger DLVOTO; avoid adrenaline and always echo-monitor.
    For LVOT gradients, know your jets: MR is rounded, LVOT is dagger-shaped.
    IABP can help or hurt in shock—expert echo guidance is key! #Cardiology #MedicalScience #Echocardiography #Takotsubo #ACEi #Angioedema #ICu #MedEd #ClinicalCare #HeartHealth #MedMastodon #HealthTech

  3. ACEI angioedema can hit at any time—skip the adrenaline, think Icatibant.
    Takotsubo recovery can trigger DLVOTO; avoid adrenaline and always echo-monitor.
    For LVOT gradients, know your jets: MR is rounded, LVOT is dagger-shaped.
    IABP can help or hurt in shock—expert echo guidance is key! #Cardiology #MedicalScience #Echocardiography #Takotsubo #ACEi #Angioedema #ICu #MedEd #ClinicalCare #HeartHealth #MedMastodon #HealthTech

  4. ACEI angioedema can hit at any time—skip the adrenaline, think Icatibant.
    Takotsubo recovery can trigger DLVOTO; avoid adrenaline and always echo-monitor.
    For LVOT gradients, know your jets: MR is rounded, LVOT is dagger-shaped.
    IABP can help or hurt in shock—expert echo guidance is key! #Cardiology #MedicalScience #Echocardiography #Takotsubo #ACEi #Angioedema #ICu #MedEd #ClinicalCare #HeartHealth #MedMastodon #HealthTech

  5. I can't really tell if this is good news or bad news.

    Good news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was subclinical

    Bad news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was quite detectable by imaging.

    All participants were putatively healthy, none had moderate or severe COVID-19.

    "In the present cohort of COVID-19-infected individuals with mild initial illness, echocardiographic measurements revealed significant yet subclinical differences in systolic and diastolic function compared with controls, as well as between individuals with cardiac symptoms and those without. All the measured differences were small in magnitude and thus unlikely to be detectable clinically at the individual level." [1]

    [1] nature.com/articles/s41598-025

    h/t @Brad

    #COVID #COVID19 #COVIDIsNotOver #heart #echocardiography

  6. I can't really tell if this is good news or bad news.

    Good news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was subclinical

    Bad news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was quite detectable by imaging.

    All participants were putatively healthy, none had moderate or severe COVID-19.

    "In the present cohort of COVID-19-infected individuals with mild initial illness, echocardiographic measurements revealed significant yet subclinical differences in systolic and diastolic function compared with controls, as well as between individuals with cardiac symptoms and those without. All the measured differences were small in magnitude and thus unlikely to be detectable clinically at the individual level." [1]

    [1] nature.com/articles/s41598-025

    h/t @Brad

    #COVID #COVID19 #COVIDIsNotOver #heart #echocardiography

  7. I can't really tell if this is good news or bad news.

    Good news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was subclinical

    Bad news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was quite detectable by imaging.

    All participants were putatively healthy, none had moderate or severe COVID-19.

    "In the present cohort of COVID-19-infected individuals with mild initial illness, echocardiographic measurements revealed significant yet subclinical differences in systolic and diastolic function compared with controls, as well as between individuals with cardiac symptoms and those without. All the measured differences were small in magnitude and thus unlikely to be detectable clinically at the individual level." [1]

    [1] nature.com/articles/s41598-025

    h/t @Brad

    #COVID #COVID19 #COVIDIsNotOver #heart #echocardiography

  8. I can't really tell if this is good news or bad news.

    Good news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was subclinical

    Bad news perspective: for this pretty large cohort of mild acute SARS-CoV2 cases, cardiac damage was quite detectable by imaging.

    All participants were putatively healthy, none had moderate or severe COVID-19.

    "In the present cohort of COVID-19-infected individuals with mild initial illness, echocardiographic measurements revealed significant yet subclinical differences in systolic and diastolic function compared with controls, as well as between individuals with cardiac symptoms and those without. All the measured differences were small in magnitude and thus unlikely to be detectable clinically at the individual level." [1]

    [1] nature.com/articles/s41598-025

    h/t @Brad

    #COVID #COVID19 #COVIDIsNotOver #heart #echocardiography

  9. 🖥️ Using #echocardiography to predict fluid-responsiveness & manage need for fluids in #ICU, bedside experience + literature based approach:
    💧💧 when to fill??
    ☔️ when NOT to fill??
    💦 optional filling... gray zone of #POCUS parameters
    PS adequate training pivotal to avoid misinterpretation!!
    Free to read #FOAMcc #FOAMus #echofirst #POCUS on @ICM
    🔓 rdcu.be/dH6nb

  10. 🖥️ Using #echocardiography to predict fluid-responsiveness & manage need for fluids in #ICU, bedside experience + literature based approach:
    💧💧 when to fill??
    ☔️ when NOT to fill??
    💦 optional filling... gray zone of #POCUS parameters
    PS adequate training pivotal to avoid misinterpretation!!
    Free to read #FOAMcc #FOAMus #echofirst #POCUS on @ICM
    🔓 rdcu.be/dH6nb

  11. 🖥️ Using #echocardiography to predict fluid-responsiveness & manage need for fluids in #ICU, bedside experience + literature based approach:
    💧💧 when to fill??
    ☔️ when NOT to fill??
    💦 optional filling... gray zone of #POCUS parameters
    PS adequate training pivotal to avoid misinterpretation!!
    Free to read #FOAMcc #FOAMus #echofirst #POCUS on @ICM
    🔓 rdcu.be/dH6nb

  12. 🖥️ Using #echocardiography to predict fluid-responsiveness & manage need for fluids in #ICU, bedside experience + literature based approach:
    💧💧 when to fill??
    ☔️ when NOT to fill??
    💦 optional filling... gray zone of #POCUS parameters
    PS adequate training pivotal to avoid misinterpretation!!
    Free to read #FOAMcc #FOAMus #echofirst #POCUS on @ICM
    🔓 rdcu.be/dH6nb

  13. I did a talk for cardiologists about #criticalcareecho, emphasising the difference between outpstient/normal data and the critical ill. Supeisingly well recieved and I’ll reiterate my main points:
    - Most important use for echo in critical illness is differentiating shock types, and detecting “black swan” conditions like LVOT obstruction and acute valvular pathologies
    - Always combine echo with clinical findings.
    1/
    #echocardiography #CriticalCare #physiology

  14. I did a talk for cardiologists about #criticalcareecho, emphasising the difference between outpstient/normal data and the critical ill. Supeisingly well recieved and I’ll reiterate my main points:
    - Most important use for echo in critical illness is differentiating shock types, and detecting “black swan” conditions like LVOT obstruction and acute valvular pathologies
    - Always combine echo with clinical findings.
    1/
    #echocardiography #CriticalCare #physiology

  15. I did a talk for cardiologists about #criticalcareecho, emphasising the difference between outpstient/normal data and the critical ill. Supeisingly well recieved and I’ll reiterate my main points:
    - Most important use for echo in critical illness is differentiating shock types, and detecting “black swan” conditions like LVOT obstruction and acute valvular pathologies
    - Always combine echo with clinical findings.
    1/
    #echocardiography #CriticalCare #physiology

  16. I did a talk for cardiologists about #criticalcareecho, emphasising the difference between outpstient/normal data and the critical ill. Supeisingly well recieved and I’ll reiterate my main points:
    - Most important use for echo in critical illness is differentiating shock types, and detecting “black swan” conditions like LVOT obstruction and acute valvular pathologies
    - Always combine echo with clinical findings.
    1/
    #echocardiography #CriticalCare #physiology

  17. Interesting review of diastolic function grading in critically ill patients, basically arguing for left atrial strain. Some comments follow : onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10 #echocardiography #CriticalCare #cardiology

  18. Interesting review of diastolic function grading in critically ill patients, basically arguing for left atrial strain. Some comments follow : onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10 #echocardiography #CriticalCare #cardiology

  19. Interesting review of diastolic function grading in critically ill patients, basically arguing for left atrial strain. Some comments follow : onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10 #echocardiography #CriticalCare #cardiology

  20. Interesting review of diastolic function grading in critically ill patients, basically arguing for left atrial strain. Some comments follow : onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10 #echocardiography #CriticalCare #cardiology

  21. I see this assertion repeatedly made, but it cannot both be true that a measure is load indepenendent and that it also tracks left atrial pressure! #echocardiography #CriticalCare #CritCareEcho

  22. I see this assertion repeatedly made, but it cannot both be true that a measure is load indepenendent and that it also tracks left atrial pressure! #echocardiography #CriticalCare #CritCareEcho

  23. I see this assertion repeatedly made, but it cannot both be true that a measure is load indepenendent and that it also tracks left atrial pressure! #echocardiography #CriticalCare #CritCareEcho

  24. I see this assertion repeatedly made, but it cannot both be true that a measure is load indepenendent and that it also tracks left atrial pressure! #echocardiography #CriticalCare #CritCareEcho

  25. Suspicion of #PFO in #ARDS: if agitated saline is injected through CVC located in the SVC, #TEE is required to rule out the diagnosis.

    If #TEE shows the presence of an #Eustachian valve, injection in a catheter located in the IVC territory is required.

    Important data and reminder in #CriticalCare

    #ICU #echocardiography #pocus #foamcc

    ccforum.biomedcentral.com/arti

  26. Suspicion of #PFO in #ARDS: if agitated saline is injected through CVC located in the SVC, #TEE is required to rule out the diagnosis.

    If #TEE shows the presence of an #Eustachian valve, injection in a catheter located in the IVC territory is required.

    Important data and reminder in #CriticalCare

    #ICU #echocardiography #pocus #foamcc

    ccforum.biomedcentral.com/arti

  27. Suspicion of #PFO in #ARDS: if agitated saline is injected through CVC located in the SVC, #TEE is required to rule out the diagnosis.

    If #TEE shows the presence of an #Eustachian valve, injection in a catheter located in the IVC territory is required.

    Important data and reminder in #CriticalCare

    #ICU #echocardiography #pocus #foamcc

    ccforum.biomedcentral.com/arti

  28. Suspicion of #PFO in #ARDS: if agitated saline is injected through CVC located in the SVC, #TEE is required to rule out the diagnosis.

    If #TEE shows the presence of an #Eustachian valve, injection in a catheter located in the IVC territory is required.

    Important data and reminder in #CriticalCare

    #ICU #echocardiography #pocus #foamcc

    ccforum.biomedcentral.com/arti

  29. A very interesting paper evaluating the effect of correcting low preload in critically ill patients, appropriately pointing out that global longitudinal strain alone cannot be used in this cohort to diagnose cardiac dysfunction. Preload induced change in GLS follows change in CI. annalsofintensivecare.springer
    #CriticalCare #CardiacDysfunction #GlobalLongitudinalStrain #echocardiography #POCUS #cardiology

  30. A very interesting paper evaluating the effect of correcting low preload in critically ill patients, appropriately pointing out that global longitudinal strain alone cannot be used in this cohort to diagnose cardiac dysfunction. Preload induced change in GLS follows change in CI. annalsofintensivecare.springer
    #CriticalCare #CardiacDysfunction #GlobalLongitudinalStrain #echocardiography #POCUS #cardiology

  31. A very interesting paper evaluating the effect of correcting low preload in critically ill patients, appropriately pointing out that global longitudinal strain alone cannot be used in this cohort to diagnose cardiac dysfunction. Preload induced change in GLS follows change in CI. annalsofintensivecare.springer
    #CriticalCare #CardiacDysfunction #GlobalLongitudinalStrain #echocardiography #POCUS #cardiology

  32. Reposting this fasctinating study here that I shared last year, on the effects on RAP and PCWP of rapid fluid loading (100-200ml/min 1L + 1L warm NS), in a first in healthy younger and older (>50yo) subjects. Striking results, with marked increases in pressures despite absence of heart failure. #echocardiography #cardiology #CriticalCare #Physiology ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI

  33. Reposting this fasctinating study here that I shared last year, on the effects on RAP and PCWP of rapid fluid loading (100-200ml/min 1L + 1L warm NS), in a first in healthy younger and older (>50yo) subjects. Striking results, with marked increases in pressures despite absence of heart failure. #echocardiography #cardiology #CriticalCare #Physiology ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI

  34. Reposting this fasctinating study here that I shared last year, on the effects on RAP and PCWP of rapid fluid loading (100-200ml/min 1L + 1L warm NS), in a first in healthy younger and older (>50yo) subjects. Striking results, with marked increases in pressures despite absence of heart failure. #echocardiography #cardiology #CriticalCare #Physiology ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI

  35. Reposting this fasctinating study here that I shared last year, on the effects on RAP and PCWP of rapid fluid loading (100-200ml/min 1L + 1L warm NS), in a first in healthy younger and older (>50yo) subjects. Striking results, with marked increases in pressures despite absence of heart failure. #echocardiography #cardiology #CriticalCare #Physiology ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI

  36. 1st day of #adventarticles, sharing some of my all time favourite papers:
    "Ejection Fraction Revisited" from Robotham et al, THE paper to read on ejection fraction.
    One of many key takeaways:
    Hyperdynamic LV/supranormal EF is not a sign of low preload, on the contrary EF is relatively preload insensitive and if anything very low preload lowers EF.
    pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology/ #physiology #criticalcare #echocardiography