How to quantify Mitral regurgitation with PISA method?

[@manfredn909]

Two comments to the video:
1) excentric jets are not very well quantifyable using the PISA method as you most often can't get a parallel CW doppler tracing - the volumetric method described by A. Hagendorff et al. is better suited here.
2) when measuring PISA radius it is advisable to use only a red/blue color scale (GE) - in Philips systems deactivate "Variance" in color doppler settings (e.g. on an Epiq Cvx) that better delineates the color aliasing.

[@1945erde]

Thanks a lot for the reference on Hagendorff!

[@mar-yy6kb]

Very clear and easy to follow . thank you!

[@SN-iz3yb]

Thanks for sharing

[@darkzeus28]

Very good

[@alextsy7806]

🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you 🙏 🙏🙏🙏

[@giovanninegron4992]

I know that we need to use VTI, but is there any criteria that we can evaluate using the MR peak velocity?

[@mouniamounia4256]

Thanks 🙂

[@COMUEN]

Danke!!!

[@reactionbangla3609]

Thanks

[@yahyaalsaadi5203]

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[@dc007mbbs]

Which echo machine is this..?

[@ahmedelagamymusaechocardio4772]

philips EPIQ CVxi