Triple Threat #echofirst 45 y/o male. Smoker. No cardiology history. Pneumonia 3 months earlier. Admitted due to dyspnea, fever, and cough.

An 88-years-old woman with dyspnea. #echofirst

@EleperK @ParrasJorge2

Have you ever use it?

At the very least, it's difficult to manage if the two proposed algorithms can contradict each other. Will you use the new guidelines on diastolic dysfunction? @echofirst https://t.co/ynUmTFMSIf

Thanks to all you for your comments! A 39-year-old man with a stroke.

The unbeatable temporal resolution of M mode. What do you think are we seeing?

Here ECG and PYP.

A 79-years-old man with recent onset dyspnea. What is the diagnosis? #echofirst

52-years-old male with fever, cardiac murmur and history of thoracic surgery. Admitted today. #echofirst

A 71-years-old woman with dyspnea. #echofirst

Pre-competitive evaluation. Healthy 18-year-old man. No symptoms. What's your diagnosis?

What is the most likely explanation of the fourth (narrower) beat?

@ParrasJorge2 LAP= CVP + dp maxPFO

A 68-years-old man with atrial flutter and dyspnea. Central venous pressure of 8 mm Hg. Patent foramen ovale on TEE. Can you estimate left atrial pressure (wedge capillary pressure)?

A 69-years-old woman, in chronic hemodialysis, routine control. No symptoms. #echofirst

Our paper reviewing the applicability of meta-analyses for uncertain areas and the estimation of possible benefit of therapies published today @radcliffeCARDIO @SantosGallegoMD @ArmandoOterino @MAROSFO @moisesrodriguezma @cardiosanjuan @UniversidadMH https://t.co/7Q9cuNs7zr

Unexplained hypoxemia? A 52-years-old man admitted for acute inferior STEMI, unsuccessful primary angioplasty, cardiogenic shock. Oxygen saturation 80%, no B lines on LUS. #echofirst

A challenge in diastolic function evaluation: how to grade this patient? A 61-years-old man with a history of myocardial infarction 6 months ago.

Remember this patient? https://t.co/W0rtehDjuI Images of TEE and CT. Not always a myxoma.

Last study of today. A 64-years-old man with dyspnea for 5 months. No CV history. Look for Pay attention to the implant site. Normal ECG. #echofirst