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🫀What do you think is happening here? Echo shows a mobile mass in the right atrium, moving toward the right ventricle. 👉 What’s the most likely diagnosis? 👉 What would you do next? Drop your thoughts below 👇 Video credit: @medicoo_cardioo #echocardiography #cardiologia #cardiology #medicine #cardiacsurgery

💖 Curious what a 2D Echo Test feels like? It’s simple, safe & totally painless — just 15 minutes and your heart’s story is right there on screen! 🫀✨ With this test, doctors can check your heart’s size, valves, blood flow & even catch hidden issues early. No radiation. No fear. ✅ At Tejomed Heart Clinic, Baner, Dr. Pranav Deshmukh Shende uses Pune’s most advanced AI-powered 2D Echo machine to give you the most accurate results. 💡 Because when it comes to your heart, clarity means care. 👉 Book your 2D Echo with us today! (ECG test in Baner, Interventional Cardiology Treatments, Ambulatory BP Monitoring, Treadmill Test (TMT), ECG, best Cardiologist in Baner, Heart Specialist, 2D Echo Test) #2DEchoTest #HeartHealth #BestCardiologistInBaner #AngiographyAngioplastyBaner #HeartSpecialistInBaner #TejomedHeartClinic

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Echocardiograms NORMAL vs ABNORMAL! 🔊🫀 #Medspiration If you’re starting the week in the top left corner, count your blessings! #MedicalMonday ‘Health is a crown that the healthy wear on their heads, but only the sick can see it’ - Al-Shafi’i . . #radiology #cardiology #radiologist #cardiologia #cardiologist #echocardiography #echocardiogram #hearthealth #heartfailure #pathology #science #medicalschool #medicalstudent #medicalscience #foamed #meded #usmle

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Echocardiography is a non-invasive ultrasound imaging technique used to evaluate the structure and function of the heart. It helps assess cardiac chambers, valves, ventricular function, wall motion, blood flow, and detect conditions like heart failure, valvular diseases, cardiomyopathies, congenital heart diseases, and pericardial effusion. It is safe, painless, and widely used in routine as well as emergency cardiac evaluation. . . Echocardiography | 2D Echo | Doppler Echo | Cardiac ultrasound | Heart valves | Left ventricular function | Ejection fraction | Wall motion abnormality | Valvular heart disease | Cardiomyopathy | Congenital heart disease | Pericardial effusion | Non-invasive cardiac test . . #echocardiography #cardiacultrasound #doppler #themedicalknowledge #medicalreels

22 years old man presented with palpitations and chest discomfort the echo as u see and the full comment is 2D TTE, PSLX view showing: mildly dilated LV internal diameters and moderately impaired LV systolic function, dilated LA diameter, elongated, enlarged and thickened AMVL with systolic prolapse of the whole AMVL segments, from our point of view we can say it’s parachute MV “because it is apparently not attached to papillary muscle” versus Myxomatous MV “because it’s thickened at the base and elongated and we haven’t seen the PSX yet” but, the definite diagnosis is Myxomatous Prolapsed MV https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMicm1904609 @echocardiography_tips #Echocardiography_tips #echocardiography #echocardiogram #echocardiographer #echocardiographystudent #echocardiology #cardiologist #cardiology #cardiologia #cardiologista #cardiologyfellow #doctor #doctors #medicine #medicina

Do ALL pregnancies need a Fetal 2D Echo in the 6th month? Short answer: No. Not everyone needs it. Let’s understand 👇 A Fetal 2D Echo (baby’s heart scan) is NOT a routine test during pregnancy. So when is it actually required? 1. Family History: If there is a family history of congenital heart disease. 2. Maternal Health Conditions: Such as diabetes, lupus, or phenylketonuria (PKU). 3. Genetic or Chromosomal Disorders: Identified in the fetus, such as Down syndrome. 4. Abnormal Ultrasound Findings: Issues like irregular heartbeats or structural abnormalities. 5. Infections During Pregnancy: Such as rubella or cytomegalovirus (CMV). 6. Use of Certain Medications: Exposure to drugs like lithium 👉 If all these look normal in the anomaly scan, then you usually DO NOT need a specialized fetal echo. ⚠️ But if there’s even a small suspicion, your doctor may suggest it for a detailed evaluation. Bottom line: Every pregnancy is different — tests are recommended based on need, not routine. 💬 Always follow your doctor’s advice instead of unnecessary panic. 📌 Save this post to avoid confusion later 📲 Share with expecting moms who might be worried