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Learning outcomes: - Comprehensive overview of guideline based approaches to assessment of diastolic function
- Case examples of application of guideline algorithms
- Review of the haemodynamic and prognostic evidence for the guidelines
- Discussion of novel approaches to assessment of diastolic ...

First trimester diagnosis of heart malformations: The aim of this presentation is to simplify the process of fetal cardiac assessment and enable detection of the majority of anomalies when imaging the four chambers of the heart and the outflow tracts using colour and ensuring the most appropriate...

The use of ultrasound has moved to centre stage in the management of haemodynamically unstable patient. The ability to apply rapidly, the mobility of devices, and bedside delivery are amongst the advantages in using it. In particular, the widespread application of echocardiography has greatly cha...

Cardiovascular examination is traditionally performed exclusively with the use of a stethoscope since its invention nearly 200 years ago. Such a clinical examination is notoriously unreliable and doesn't always convey sufficient information regarding the structural and physiological integrity of ...

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General ultrasound examination in the shocked Emergency Department patient. Consider the setting and challenges facing emergency physicians. Ultrasound is an essential tool in this setting with considerations for level of training and expertise, credentialling, image storage and reporting.

Dynamic Left Ventricular Outflow Obstruction utilises echocardiography to target issues between focusing on blood pressure versus flow

Conotruncal abnormalities are those which include abnormalities of the great arterial connections and arrangement. They include Tetralogy of Fallot, Pulmonary atresia with ventricular septal defect, Double outlet ventricles, Truncus arteriosus, Transposition of the great arteries and Interrupted ...

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