Hypertrophic Obstructive Cardiomyopathy (HOCM)

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In this echocardiography case-presentation, Thomas shows you the key features associated with hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy. These patients are at increased risk for sudden cardiac death. Echo can help you to identify some key risk factors for sudden cardiac death. This video is 9 minutes long but well worth the time invested!

[@mona9182]

Thank you! Very helpful and interesting!

[@simar3457]

very helpful videos... thanks

[@drsphiwrale]

nice demo....
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[@ambereenalikhan9843]

Nicely explained.thank u

[@drgadham]

Excellent presentation

[@SuperAlcirley]

Very good.. Congratulations.

[@eightybananas4515]

Thank you. I love these videos

[@mrstica82]

i learn everyday thank you for all your videos

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thank you very much

[@infodiff]

Thank you...

[@terminator345]

Super. Very nice, thank you

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great work

[@Salychaymae]

thank you so much!!

[@peterashford5123]

thank you.

[@MahmudulHasan-rk6ze]

Thnx for useful topics

[@denovo1148]

Nice video ..thanks

[@naraaghabekyan214]

Thank you

[@alimohmed5153]

Thank you .nice video

[@hibiscuscoastie3502]

Thankyou great video...I have HOCM...Kia ora from NZ

[@somabathinaharibabu1724]

Good demo

[@hasmukhjain891]

Nice information

[@attentiondeficitdisorder]

Ugh I have this. Thankfully I had an ICD put in so I'm not living in constant fear of sudden death.

[@line112]

Is there any type of medication in HCM treatment that is administered pn (per necessity) when symptoms occur along side a regular regime? Let's say you're well medicated but after a sudden run you get shortness of breath to the point of near fainting. Is there then any medication one would take to relieve these symptoms immediately?

[@dorothyreid1676]

Would you prescribe verapamil for a patient with hocm

[@drgadham]

very good demo

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[@sureshlankeshwar8716]

Good demo of HOCM!

[@songkrodubonsathit9860]

Thankssss

[@marknorris6669]

If this patient (undoubtedly) has elevated left atrial pressure, then you would expect the early transmitral filling period to be more dominant (I.e., >0.8), especially given concomitant moderate mitral regurgitation. Probably an E/A of 0.8 does reflect a slightly elevated ratio, and could be seen as a ‘mild’ form of pseudo-normalisation

[@clairebear7338]

Why do you scan with right hand ?

[@lkw5699]

Where is the valsalva pressure gradient

[@Bot-hs8cl]

На русский язык перевода нет?

[@thorgodofhammers1556]

Did he survive ?

[@rakeshraushan8445]

Superrr sir! Thank you so much🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Bot-hs8cl]

Очень хорошее видео.жаль нет перевода

[@frchopin1]

31mm of mid septum.... That man has high risk of SCD.... Thanks a lot for videos. :)

[@ladybugz1973]

Yes, 31 is thick. My understanding though, is the lvot gradient is even more important than just the size of the septum.

[@itsinthegamedude1228]

wow

[@dxn8916]

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[@nurdanunerbedirhan]

Türkçe de olsa anlatım keşke

[@papazola7235]

Hye

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Seks

[@maryroseblancaflor2160]

No mid obstruction only lvot