Very informative video!

Beautifully explained Thank you alot

Congratulations. Very good explanation.

Thank you so much for these much needed practical tips

I can now sleep happily because of u😊 . Thanks alot. I love the way u demonstrate the subject. Lots of University Professors should learn from u

That was extremely useful!!!!!

Fantastic video! Thank you!

Excellent!!

Best diastology video EVER! Thanks Team 👍🏻

Awesome 👍

brilliantly explained,,thank you

Excellent teaching presentation ❤

Excelent explanations. Congratulations.

Excellent illustration

2:09 STROKE VOLUME 2:52 RADIUS OF CYLINDER 3:58 HEIGHT OF CYLINDER

Great video! Thank you very much.

1:52 FIVE ULTRASOUND SIGNATURES-SLIDING LUNG, A LINES, B LINES, ALVEOLAR CONSOLIDATION, PLEURAL EFFUSION 2:23 LUNG SIGN 1-SLIDING LUNG 5:58 ABSENCE OF LUNG SLIDING-HIGHLY SUGGESTIVE OF PNEUMOTHORAX 6:50 LUNG PULSE EQUIVALENT TO LUNG SLIDING 7:29 LUNG POINT 9:32 LUNG SIGN 2-A LINES

Great refresher. Thank you

Great Explanation))

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Why is the EF reported so often, when the SV is obviously more indicative of how much blood is being delivered?

min 5:57 : how is it possible that the thalamus is on the same plane of the willis circle? That should be the midbrain

2:15 Wrong approach#1: No visual of needle, just trajectory 3:01 Wrong approach#2: How to pierce the carotid a. 12:16 The creep technique_schematic 12:59 Right approach#1: Creep technique on a model 14:18 Methods to improve the view - effect of valsalva on IJV 14:40 Right approach#2: How to be sure we are not in the carotid - Check guidewire BEFORE cannulation 19:53 Do not cannulate potentially thrombogenic areas with high turbulence

Nice! Thank you 😊

Research about Tau revolutionized diastolic function assessment. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cry5L5f3LZw.html

Thank You so much. Much helpful

logic explanations VERY IMPRESSIVE

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Thank u, excellent refesher.

Exalant prentation

Thank you very much for the simple explanations of the basic signs.

Is that an aortic dissection?

Very nice, thx

Very understandable

Can this detect brain aneurysms?

You sound like Rihanna

Another limitation would be acute on chronic processes as someone with hfpef would have chronic diastolic dysfunction with chronically elevated filling pressures

The most established index to describe diastology is Tau: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pdyj45xygSc.html Unfortunately, the above approach is badly affected due to ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2lm-hxeavfo.html

The Americans using inches have left the chat, 😅😅

Very helpful. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the great intro to VTI!

Thank you sir

Excellent presentation 👏，Thank you!

Thank you .It was very helpful

Great case!

I can't hear or understand you

if you have mitral regurgitation how do you calculate it then? How would you approach these cases if mitral regurgitation was present?Thank you for the nice video!

Thank you very much, excellent work..

So thankful!!!!!

Thank you! Excellent presentation.