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Apr 2022

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#102 Echo in Pulmonary Hypertension: 5 P...

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What do you include in your initial basic work-up for suspected pulmonary hypertension? Do you know how to calculate the PASP on the ECHO? What physiological insults that can cause high pulmonary pressures? How can we interpret the E/e’ ratio?

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02:18 | Intro
05:27 | Pearl 1
12:17 | Pearl 2
16:13 | Pearl 3
24:04 | Pearl 4
30:08 | Pearl 5

Tags: IM Core, CoreIM, PASP, Echo, hypoxia, PA pressure, vascular resistance

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