Echocardiography Essentials: Spotting tricuspid and pulmonary valve disease

After watching this video, you will be able to recognize hemodynamically significant tricuspid and pulmonary valve disease using transthoracic echo.
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[@payalsingh55]

Thank you for explaining it so well with the relative examples

[@sainihospital]

Thanks for the great efforts in educating us. Please keep up the good work.
Indebted

[@peterashford5123]

thank you very much. very well explained.

[@GabrielOrtiz-cg8tl]

Regarding the PHT in the case of pulmonary regurgitation, the criteria for severity is Greater or Less than 100 msec?
Thanks in advance
Best regards,

[@omarata5484]

Gabriel Ortiz Less than 100 msec is sever PR

[@jennakenna7252]

Hello, important question: can blocked arteries or an oncoming heart attack or thickening of the arterial wall cause this?

[@kimberlytippen4436]

Damn mate u are very smart guy ;)

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couldn't put up with the lady's accent.

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