PPT-CRITICAL AORTIC STENOSIS: ECMO USED IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE

Gregory Condos MD LCDR MC USN Katherine Rees Rasleen Grewal Hirsch Mehta MD Raghava Gollapudi MD Karl Limmer MD Arvin Narula MD Disclosures The authors have no relevant financial disclosures. Kunjan Bhatt MD. Austin Heart. Let’s . Start off with some questions!. Question 1. Components for the continuity equation for AVA include all the following except? . 1. MV annular diameter. 2. MV annular VTI. Dr. Snehal Kulkarni. Division of Pediatric Cardiology. Kokilaben. . Ambani. Hospital, Mumbai. Aortic valve stenosis. Morphologically diverse condition. Varies in severity. Asymptomatic to critically ill. Interventional Cardiology Fellow. John Hunter Hospital. Newcastle. Natural history of. Aortic stenosis. Pre-catheter era. Calcareous (calcific) aortic valve stenosis was first described by Mockeberg in 1904. . -. takayasu. disease. -giant cell . arteritis. -. spondyloarthropathies. -. behcet. syndrome. -RA. TimingTimingLesionManeuvours to accentuate murmurAortic area clavicles carotids also apex Aortic StenosisSquatting Leg raise Sitting in full Exp Pulmonary StenosisMid systolic EjectionAtrial Septal D . Abdollahi. 4/1/2014. 1. The most frequently encountered forms of . valvular. heart disease produce . pressure overload . (mitral stenosis,. aortic stenosis) or . volume overload . (mitral regurgitation,. Aim. . To provide a guideline for the ECMO referral process in patients with refractory hypoxaemia. Scope. All adult patients with refractory hypoxaemia. M MacKinnon 30.11.2016. Raigmore Critical Care Guidelines. perspective aortic stenosis is associated with a high mortalityformed. There is an especially high risk of deaththe functional state of the left ventricle; in addition,condition stabilized. It is poss PAGE9 Facilitate the accurate comparison of serial echocardiograms performed in patients at the same or different sites.1.3. This document gives recommendations for the image and analysis dataset requ SAM IIStudent Auscultation Manikin 40.Fourth Heart Sound w/ Respiration VariationAcute PericarditisMitral Regurgitation w/ Breath79.Aortic RegurgitationMitral Regurgitation w/ Crackles80.Hypoactive Po Dr Monet Philipose. Jr3 Medicine. DR.SHWETA SHENDEY. HYPERTENSION. Defined as blood pressure more than 140/90 mm/hg.. Idiopathic hypertension forms the major group . Other less common causes are:. Renovascular. hypertension(most common). D. on’t . L. ook . R. ight . …. . Chris Pan, MD. MBA. MS.. Interventional Cardiology. University of California, Irvine. Disclosures. None. Content. Valvular. heart disease. Aortic disease. Mimicker of aortic stenosis. Abnormal Heart Sound. Daryl P. Lofaso, . M.Ed. , RRT. Heart Sound Locations. Heart Sounds. S. 1. : . “. lub. ”. occurs at the beginning of systole (mitral and tricuspid close). S. 2. : . “. dub.