Had an echocardiogram? Here's how to understand your results.

If you've had an echocardiogram, this video will help you understand the results in your report. Narrated by Dr. Christopher Kelly, MD, MS, FACC (North Carolina Heart and Vascular / UNC Rex Hospital).

[@Kiwi403]

I have never seen such a good clear description of parts of the heart and what to expect. Easy to understand, did you know you're also a great teacher? Thanks doc.

[@RiderRescue]

Thanks Doc. This was super helpful. I just got an Echo yesterday and got the report back with all the data... (which of course I did not understand). Then I just got a note back from my doc that basically said there was nothing to be concerned by... without providing any additional level of detail. At least, now, having watched this... I can at least have a bit more intelligent discussion with my doc about the results and actually kinda sorta likely understand what he's talking about... thanks to watching your video. Thanks again, doc.

[@bosco9236]

Funny, I just had a Echo yesterday also, 7-20-2023. I haven't heard back from my doctor but the report didn't flag any problems. So I guess we're good to go.

[@mistyliffey.ie-abe7]

Thank you so clearly explained had it done today didn't think I would feel sore and woozy

[@christinaruggiano7925]

Thank You! My PCP and I have just had this conversation and please know there are doctors just like you too he is one of them You’re Not Alone.

[@waynebranson3059]

Thank you for this excellent overview!!!

[@glob3242]

Explained very well Sir!

[@user-ot7ln4fy7y]

Thank you so much. I am scheduled for an echo in three weeks. Very nervous as heart disease runs in my family.

[@nadinewhittome9140]

Fabulous teaching. Thank you.

[@hektorjunior5484]

This was super informative!! Thank you

[@pattysingleton5200]

Thank you for this explanation.

[@paulsampson7918]

Excellent explanation, very helpful, thanks.

[@jgsuklover]

Thank you for this informative video!

[@jaybig360]

Love this guy

[@gloriacastruita3609]

very helpful thank you as I have a better understanding of the heart

[@brucemacsr.6776]

Very helpful. Thanks. It would waste my doctors time to run me thru the general basics. Now I will skip the 101 level questions and get right to my particular problem. Thanks again.

[@slerickson01]

My echo indicated a 7.2cm aorta at the root. I flew back to the US & checked into emergency ward 2 days later.
I do the test annually now to follow the repairs done.

[@emmanuelfavour6364]

Well explained, thank you so much, is mitral valve regurgitation insufficiency conside as heart disease?

[@waxestlowa732r6]

Thank You!

[@veronicaarroyotorres9056]

THANKS!!!😊

[@veronicaarroyotorres9056]

Thanks!!!

[@randywiley66]

Thank u doc

[@HollyLarsen]

Thanks.

[@mdkamalhasan5066]

Thanks sir

[@momoney4227]

Thank you this was very helpful because I have an appointment to go over my results and I don’t know why I would try to read it as if I’m a doctor and I would know what it means smh. 😂

[@prowelsh56]

Very helpful. Clear and concise. Not sure if anyone can answer: LVFS 28.8 9/27. 6/21 was 43.5% does this decrease value represent a decrease in function? while I see the range can be 45% to 28 on the lower level. the change for me from 43.5 to 28.8 is a change. I am thinking that because the decrease still fall into the " normal range" its not taken as serious on an indiviudal case basis....does anyone have thoughts on this question. Many thanks.

[@MrJonnyboyification]

I'm in the uk...I had a echo test last year , I got a letter saying my test was normal and I'm being referred back to my doctor...I've asked for a copy of my results and was told they'll be posted but nothing came through. It's like they don't want me to see the results.

[@chefbrooklyn5140]

Question what hospital are you aflilated with?

[@Alviglez950]

Hi doc, what does a red highlighted mean in an echo?

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

I have to have one done. They found an enlarged heart in an x-ray whilst checking for bronchitis.

[@slerickson01]

That’s how my aortic aneurysm got discovered.

[@lilredhaze555]

waiting on results this afternoon after echocardiogram this morning...🙏🙏🙏

[@RamyapriyaMuthukumar]

past two months had anxiety and stress did ecg it says sinus tacy and did echo two times it was normal still had fear and chest discomfort and stiffness chest pain again went to Cardiologist did my echo 2D in that report it says (mitral valve prolapse-anterior mitral leaflet) and in color flowing mapping section it has (mitral regurgitation -trivial) …my doctor said it's normal report no need ro worry and prescribed some medicines to be taken for 10 days is it serious
Im always anxious about heart and lack of sleep

[@jjr6929]

Had an Echocardiogram on dec 14, 2022......how long to get results??

[@2girls_1tok]

What does FS mean? Mine came back 27 and I’m worried

[@bullsfan9162]

Does anyone know where I can find the cardiac output in a report?

[@portfoliotalk8114]

Does eco check for CAD?

[@juliejones3541]

Cannot breathe & lay flat-can it still be done?

[@johncarrith1349]

I recieve poor visualization of tte with bubble doctor didn’t really discuss

[@champakeraminiyage6146]

What is the meaning of tricuspid valve is mild TR(r) TRPG not significant

[@sharondodd1090]

Should your doctor know that I I have a bone spur in your esophagus before this tee test is given

[@ameliarbakingsweets6117]

I have a myocardial Bridge.....

[@lilly3486]

Could you have higher than 60% ejection function, or is that not physically possible? Would it mean that you have a stronger than normal heart?

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

Normal LVEF is 55 to 70%

[@prettyeunicelaxamana1401]

What if your EF is 71%?

[@vivianng4057]

Hi . If EF 46 % consider heart failure ?

[@richarizardplays9619]

considered as Heart Failure with mid-ranged Ejection Fraction

[@briang.7206]

There's a doctor here that says as the heart opens and closes they can estimate E.F. see the video by York cardiology. So its just an estimate from what I learned watching his videos.