Answer to question 15 -hepatic vein Doppler interpretation

[@eduardogimenezdepaz4391]

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[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@MA-mc1jp]

In systolic phase , blood from RV eject into pulmonary artery not from RA to RV . From RA into RV happens in diastolic phase indeed.

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

That's right but when we have TR in systolic phase, blood goes to RA too (in severe TR we have reverse S )

[@surendragangawane]

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[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@HenryCZheng]

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[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@kltan3375]

Very good explanation.. u made this topic easy to understand

[@raminmohebbi9744]

Wonderful as always Dr. Sadatian

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@atheeralsaeed13]

Deep and difficult point to be understood...you are really upgrade my information by your easy and nice explanation...
Your accent is very helpfull for my understanding

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@قناةابتسمدائما]

Very nice thanks I started using in critical care and ICU patients

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

you are welcome. I am glad it is useful

[@drgadham]

Very good presentation 👏

[@NoorMohammad92]

Thamk you

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@shiuantzer]

Thanks for your explanation of the relationship between the reversed systolic hepatic vein blood flow and the overloaded RV, helps a lot!

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@faisalalhowell]

Thank you very nice lecture simplified complex topic

[@bradosty9]

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[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@drgadham]

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[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

Thank you Dr

[@sidrainam3674]

very very informative indeed

[@A.h.m.e.d.H]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@drgadham]

Valuable presentation 👍

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

thanks

[@hasmukhpanchal8648]

Very good

[@randys766]

Thank you for the explanation.

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@priyankdumade5471]

Nicely explained..

[@alin9022]

Great job

[@rajinderparkash9484]

You changed complexity into simplicity
Thanku sir

[@SH-jg5zq]

Thanks!

[@قناةابتسمدائما]

Thanks great information

[@seyedasgharsadatian741]

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[@nsas955]

Great presentation and many many thanks; but I didn't understand the cause of the S wave since it is a systolic contraction of the right ventricle why should there be a positive deflection in the right atrium?? Instead, we should see a negative one because during contraction the ventricles usually contract and should provide a negative sucking effect on the atria.

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

you are welcome.
when RV contract , RA pull toward apex and TV bulging toward RA so in this wave there is a backward force and flow toward IVC and HV that based on the window on SC we will have a positive wave . watch again the clips.

[@nsas955]

@@masteringEcho-US-cardiology Thank you very much

[@sidrainam3674]

SIr, i have a question. When we take hepatic vein doppler, in which hepatic vein we shall do it? middle or right? Also, please can you make a video of taking hepatic vein doppler and measurement of PI, end diastolic pressure etc. Thank you very much sir

[@mugumedeus6977]

Personally I use the MHV as my reference.

[@Meda-Clinic]

thx u

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

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[@sidrainam3674]

very good explanation, thank you for your lectures. But can you please try to say "trycuspid valve" instead of treecuspid? no offense to you sir, as people have different accents but if we speak Arabic that way, you will really make fun of us

[@masteringEcho-US-cardiology]

that's fine, take it easy .It was intentional. Tri is combination form of three: (Three+ cusp = tricuspid) , or trigeminal; triple . .. and so on . so if we say treecuspid is not too far from correct -actually more tangible - ( tomato , tometo), but I will try both in future. thanks.

[@ritaparekh6175]

Very good