You’re performing a subcostal short-axis sweep and find the… You’re performing a subcostal short-axis sweep and find the chordate tendinae returning to only one group of papillary muscles. Your mitral annulus Z-score is -3.0, what would this likely represent? Read Details
Your patient has an echo ordered for known Turner syndrome,… Your patient has an echo ordered for known Turner syndrome, in the NICU. Which of the duct-dependent lesions listed below is most likely? Read Details
You’re scanning in a high parasternal short axis view and yo… You’re scanning in a high parasternal short axis view and you see a venous structure posterior to the left pulmonary artery and draining superiorly to the innominate vein. What would this structure be? Read Details
With which of the below anatomic variants are you most likel… With which of the below anatomic variants are you most likely to encounter a straddling mitral valve, in the setting of double outlet right ventricle? Read Details
What anomaly results when the common pulmonary vein becomes… What anomaly results when the common pulmonary vein becomes only partially incorporated into the left atrium? Read Details
Which of the following is most likely present in a patient w… Which of the following is most likely present in a patient with an interrupted IVC? Read Details
Which pulmonic valve morphology is commonly found in tetralo… Which pulmonic valve morphology is commonly found in tetralogy of Fallot? Read Details
Your 10-year-old patient presents with long standing hyperte… Your 10-year-old patient presents with long standing hypertension. What cardiac defect should you look for? Read Details
You’re examining a patient with an ASD. Color Doppler shows… You’re examining a patient with an ASD. Color Doppler shows a left-to-right shunt. Which structure would dilate first? Read Details
A 3-year-old girl presents to the ER with a 12 day history o… A 3-year-old girl presents to the ER with a 12 day history of high fever, rash and strawberry tongue. Based on the image below, what would you suspect is the diagnosis? Read Details