PATHOLOGY An echo is performed on 375 lb, 5’3″ Amanda for a…
PATHOLOGY An echo is performed on 375 lb, 5’3″ Amanda for a diastolic murmur. The septum and posterior wall of the left ventricle measure 9 mm each. The left ventricular cavity measures 5 cm. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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PATHOLOGY A patient is scanned in the echo lab for his routine yearly evaluation of left ventricular function. He has a history of occlusion of the right coronary artery. Which walls of the heart do we anticipate to be abnormal under echo?
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PATHOLOGY A 22 year old male presents to the echo lab to screen for heart disease. The patient had a history of passing out during football practice in high school, and his father died suddenly in his early 30s. Upon examination, the ejection fraction is 65%, the E inflow velocity of the mitral valve appears lower than the velocity of the A wave. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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