RWMA and contrast case discussion with Dr Michael Pittard (echo fellow) and A Prof Sam Orde

Presented by Dr Michael Pittard, Echo Fellow and A/Prof Sam Orde, Director Intensive Care, Nepean Hospital, Sydney Australia.

[@shahabpathan6554]

Nice case Sam and Michael :) Using X plane I find is very helpful for a number of things including a) correlating potential RWMA on the parasternal long to provide side by side view in real time of the short axis view, and also when using off axis imaging at the apex particularly for apical thrombus identification

[@stephenombuor4096]

How can I enrol for advanced Echo program...