Aortic Disease FocusClass
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Why is the topic of aortic disease important? Which role does echocardiography play? Where is the aorta? What are the different anatomic segments? How does the aorta affect blood pressure?
Lectures & Quizzes:
Introduction (00:03)
Anatomy (00:08)
Physiology (00:05)
Quiz - Introduction / Anatomy / Physiology
In which windows and views can the aorta be seen, a systematic approach to imaging the aorta, Expanding our view - TEE and abdominal ultrasound, Demonstrations.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Ascending Aorta (00:07)
Aortic Arch (00:05)
Descending Aorta (00:06)
Abdominal Aorta (00:05)
Role of TEE (00:05)
Measurements (00:13)
Quiz - Imaging of the Aorta
How do we define an aneurysm? Dilatation and aneurysm what is the difference? How do you classify aortic aneurysms? What causes aortic dilatation and aneurysm formation? Case examples.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Definition (00:08)
Classification (00:07)
Pathophysiology (00:10)
Quiz - Aortic Aneurysm
Genetics of aortic dissection. What are connective tissue diseases? What is meant by syndromic and nonsyndromic aortic non-syndromic? Marfan disease, Loeys-Dietz, Ehlers Danlos and Turner syndrome, what are the typical features and what is the risk for aortic dissection? Case examples.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Congenital Abnormal Valves and the Aorta (00:06)
Marfan syndrome (00:08)
Loeys-Dietz + Ehlers Danlos + Turner Syndrome (00:08)
Non-Syndromic (00:06)
Quiz - Heritable thoracic aortic disease (HTAD)
Which patients are at risk? What is the scope of the problem? How can I detect aortic dissection with echo? What are the classic findings? Classification of dissection, What are the treatment options? Case examples.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Introduction (00:06)
Dissection Features (00:05)
Classification Examples (00:04)
Dissection Additional Findings (00:09)
Aortic Syndromes (00:07)
Quiz - Aortic Syndromes / Dissection
Which surgical procedures are performed to treat aortic aneurysm? What are the potential complications? Aortic stenting as a treatment option, When should surgery be performed? Treatment guidelines, Using echo after surgery and intervention.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Procedures (00:08)
Indication for Surgery (00:06)
Echo and Follow Up (00:07)
Quiz - Treatment and Surveillance
One of the most common congenital defects that can affect the aorta is Coarctation. This chapter explains: how the diagnosis is made with echo, how patients can present, which views you should use, how to quantify the severity and what the therapeutic consequences are.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Basics (00:05)
Imaging and Echo Findings (00:07)
Treatment Options (00:05)
Quiz - Coarctation
Putting it all together, a brief summary of what we have covered.
Lectures & Quizzes:
Aorta Summary (00:08)
Quiz - Summary
Aortic Disease_Echo FactSheet.pdf
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Objectives
Anatomy anf Physiology Delve into the detailed structure and function of the aorta, and explore the physiological aspects of the aorta, including blood flow dynamics and its relationship with other cardiovascular structures.
Aortic Aneurysms: Learn to identify and assess aortic aneurysms, understanding their implications and the critical role of echocardiography in their management.
Genetic Diseases Related to the Aorta: Gain insights into genetic conditions that affect the aorta
Aortic Dissection: Study the signs, symptoms, and echocardiographic appearance of aortic dissection, a life-threatening condition that demands prompt diagnosis and intervention.
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