Dr. Ronald Wharton
Short videos. Remarkable cases. Decades of experience.
Course curriculum
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Welcome & How To Earn Credit
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Accreditation & Disclosures
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Aortic Stenosis - Two Cases. Two Diagnostic Surprises.
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Aortic Stenosis: When the Findings Don't Tell the Whole Story
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Introduction
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Why Can Severe Aortic Stenosis Have a Low Gradient?
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Understanding the Dimensionless Index
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True Severe Versus Pseudo-Severe Aortic Stenosis
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How Dobutamine Stress Echocardiography Helps
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The Unexpected Finding: Look at the Rest of the Heart
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Why Cardiac Amyloidosis Can Be Missed in Aortic Stenosis
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What Additional Echocardiographic Findings Should Raise Suspicion?
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Understanding Relative Apical Sparing
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What Happens When Amyloidosis Is Suspected?
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Why the Diagnosis Matters for Treatment
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The Clinical Problem: Symptoms Have Returned
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Why the Doppler Velocity Index Can Be Misleading
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Why Eccentric Jets Are Easy to Miss
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What Did the Additional Imaging Reveal?
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Why Transgastric TEE Views Matter
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A Very Different Hemodynamic Result
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The Importance of Multiple Doppler Windows
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The Clue That Was Present on the Original Study
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Understanding Acceleration Time
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Why the Contour Can Help When the Velocity Is Underestimated
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Does an Extremely High Velocity Tell Us Why the Prosthesis Is Obstructed?
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What Should This Case Change About Our Scanning Practice?
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Closing Perspective — Two Cases, One Important Principle
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References
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About this course
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- 31 lessons
- 10 minutes
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