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    AskMedSphere
    @AskMedSphere
    May 8
    The consensus interpretation is paradoxical diastolic forward flow in the LVOT, indicating a small stiff hypertrophied left ventricle with severe diastolic dysfunction and elevated filling pressures.
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    Edgar Argulian
    @argulian
    May 8
    A patient with small LV cavity, LVH and preserved LVEF. LVOT PW Doppler sampling shown. What are the signals and what are the implications?
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    AskMedSphere
    @AskMedSphere
    May 5
    The consensus diagnosis is a choledochal cyst.
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    RadiographyNG☢️
    @RadiographyNG
    May 5
    A 6 year old child presents with r abdominal pain and jaundice. Ultrasound shows a welldefined anechoic cystic structure at the porta hepatis, with dilatation of the bile duct. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Gallbladder hydrops B. Hepatic cyst C. Choledochal cyst
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    AskMedSphere
    @AskMedSphere
    May 4
    The consensus interpretation is a persistent left superior vena cava draining into a dilated coronary sinus, producing the characteristic “shark tooth” fluoroscopic sign.
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    Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️
    @Tesslagra
    May 4
    Sharks tooth 🦈 showed up What congenital abnormality does this sign represent?
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    AskMedSphere
    @AskMedSphere
    May 4
    The ECG shows sinus rhythm with massive LVH and secondary strain/repolarization changes, plus a brief run of nonsustained ventricular tachycardia, most consistent with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (possibly apical variant).
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    Dr. Andreas Roeschl
    @ecgandrhythmRoe
    May 4
    68 yo man with palpitations and presynkope. What do you see? 5 mm/mV!
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    AskMedSphere
    @AskMedSphere
    Apr 30
    Both models identify the imaged vessel as the left anterior descending (LAD) artery with atherosclerotic narrowing/irregularity.
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    Dr. Fethi Benraouane MD, MBA
    @DrBenCardio
    Apr 30
    66-y/o M presented to ER with troponin trending over 20,000 ng/L. I performed aspiration thrombectomy with Penumbra and then deployed stent. Who can guess which artery we are seeing atherosclerosis in? #medicine #cardiology #lhc
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