Please help decipher this echocardiogram of 16yr athlete. Summary: 1. Normal right ventricular size and qualitatively normal systolic shortening. 2. Mildly dilated left atrium. 3. No concentric hypertrophy of the left ventricle, no L dilation. 4. Trabeculated L apex, noncompact:compact myocardium ratio 2.4:1 (measured in systole). 5. Normal left ventricular size and qualitatively normal systolic shortening. 6. Left ventricular ejection fraction: 60 % by bullet 7. LV global longitudinal strain: -22.5 % (consistent with normal left ventricular function)
I don't see any abnormal findings, about apex trabeculation without seeing the clips I can not judge specifically that measurements should be done at diastole not systole. beside hypertrabecularion in young and athletic is a normal finding. If you still concerned send me those clip with complete history of person and family history or better talk to your cardiologist
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Please help decipher this echocardiogram of 16yr athlete.
Summary:
1. Normal right ventricular size and qualitatively normal systolic shortening.
2. Mildly dilated left atrium.
3. No concentric hypertrophy of the left ventricle, no L dilation.
4. Trabeculated L apex, noncompact:compact myocardium ratio 2.4:1 (measured in systole).
5. Normal left ventricular size and qualitatively normal systolic shortening.
6. Left ventricular ejection fraction:
60 % by bullet
7. LV global longitudinal strain: -22.5 % (consistent with normal left ventricular function)
I don't see any abnormal findings, about apex trabeculation without seeing the clips I can not judge specifically that measurements should be done at diastole not systole. beside hypertrabecularion in young and athletic is a normal finding.
If you still concerned send me those clip with complete history of person and family history or better talk to your cardiologist
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