I discovered i knew near nothing about aortic valve after this amazing lecture..it was so difficult ..it is really larg subject...so useful..thank you so much ورحمه الله والديك
Thank you very much Dr. Sadatian It is probably one of the best presentation about AS. I'm waiting for the next presentations, specially about MI and TI. Best regards Ramin Mohebbi
you are very welcome. sure. I'd like to mention that there are about 50 clips in my channel I am sure many of them will be helpful. specially wall motion abnormality
If our estimation forAR severity is mostly concordant with at least moderate AR , but we obseve holodiastolic abdominal flow reversal , how can we deal with this dyscrepancy
holodiastolic reversed flow indicate moderate to severe AR. check end diastolic velocity if it is over 30 cm/s most probably is severe AI ( don't forget Doppler findings are volume depended so any situation that decreases flow can underestimate AI) If there is mild or no PI we can use RVOT SV for checking amount of AI (LVOT SV -RVOT SV)
Dear professor i want to ask measurement of aortic area by 3D echo in low flow low gradient echo is valid or not , because of low flow , less opening , if is valid can you guide me for evidence , thanks
Hi Houma, If we have good window with good resolution 2-D & 3-D will give us the same result. Even in theory the force of LV contraction expand LVOT, but in fact LVOT is very flexible & resilience and this factor doesn't play any rule in the size LVOT.
Very deep and helpful though in the end, it became slightly difficult. God helps you and many thanks . By the way, allow me to ask you a personal question.: are you Armenian because your family name ends with - IAN,
Thank you Dr. Sadatian for clueing me in to go back and watch your older clips(videos), these are excellent.
Glad it was useful
I've studied Echocardiography and this is by far the best explanation I've seen on Aortic stenosis, so thankful for this tutorial!
you are very welcome
I discovered i knew near nothing about aortic valve after this amazing lecture..it was so difficult ..it is really larg subject...so useful..thank you so much
ورحمه الله والديك
thank you
Excellent information Doctor! You’ve clearly concluded many of my questions! Thank You!! 🙌❣️
you are welcome
May I ask where do you live ? Maybe you can join the group
I could learn how to measure LVOT and trace VTI of AV. Thank you for your excellent explanation!
You are very welcome Eun
Thank you very much Dr. Sadatian
It is probably one of the best presentation about AS.
I'm waiting for the next presentations, specially about MI and TI.
Best regards
Ramin Mohebbi
you are very welcome. sure.
I'd like to mention that there are about 50 clips in my channel I am sure many of them will be helpful. specially wall motion abnormality
Dear Dr sadatian thanks for your exelent clips
thank you
Amazing lecture!!! Thank you so much!!! It was very very helpful.
yo are very welcome, check out other clips too I am sure you will find them useful too.
Hello Dr . Sadatian, thanks for your excelent clips , i am waitaing for other your valuable clips , and i have three questions
I don't see your questions
here the one you asked for
ua-cam.com/video/j-uR1mWxo5A/v-deo.html
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This presentation is the Best available Updated matterial. I would request you to Also upload New guidelines separately on MI, TI, AI and MS
Thanks, They will be ready and upload in a few weeks
The best lecture ever on AS. Thank you
Just outstanding... Thanks
very good. i love it
If our estimation forAR severity is mostly concordant with at least moderate AR , but we obseve holodiastolic abdominal flow reversal , how can we deal with this dyscrepancy
holodiastolic reversed flow indicate moderate to severe AR. check end diastolic velocity if it is over 30 cm/s most probably is severe AI ( don't forget Doppler findings are volume depended so any situation that decreases flow can underestimate AI) If there is mild or no PI we can use RVOT SV for checking amount of AI (LVOT SV -RVOT SV)
Dear professor i want to ask measurement of aortic area by 3D echo in low flow low gradient echo is valid or not , because of low flow , less opening , if is valid can you guide me for evidence , thanks
Hi Houma,
If we have good window with good resolution 2-D & 3-D will give us the same result. Even in theory the force of LV contraction expand LVOT, but in fact LVOT is very flexible & resilience and this factor doesn't play any rule in the size LVOT.
First in measuring posterior wall thickness , we must include epicardium in our measurement or not
epicardium is contact to myocardium so marker should be put on epicardium (unless there is epicardial fat pad
Very deep and helpful though in the end, it became slightly difficult. God helps you and many thanks . By the way, allow me to ask you a personal question.: are you Armenian because your family name ends with - IAN,
you are welcome
I am Iranian-american and practicing in USA
Nice presentation
thanks
How can we measure epicardial fat pad
I have a clip about it :
ua-cam.com/video/hLotqdHojsc/v-deo.htmlsi=AnbfNFcrf_v_3s6o
if you didn't find your answer let me know