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24.01.2022 Can you visualise the left atrial appendage (LAA)? Can you visualise the entrance of the right atrial appendage (RAA)? Did you know the RAA is larger than the LAA.

23.01.2022 Do you need to quickly LEARN the skill of 2D Transthoracic Echocardiography? Join Ruth Ramm for the ECHO ED "Getting Started in Echo" online course for beginners, and develop a great foundation in 2D Echo. * Understand imaging planes. * Understand cardiac anatomy. * Understand normal structure and function. ... * Test yourself with 40 cases of pathology. * Learn how to image with the transducer simulator. * Learn how to remember the walls of the LV & CAD. Ruth has a great way to learn echo, you can too! https://echoed.net.au/ See more

23.01.2022 Do you need to LEARN the skill of 2D Transthoracic Echocardiography? Join Ruth Ramm for the ECHO ED "Getting Started in Echo" online course for beginners, and develop a great foundation in 2D Echo. * Understand imaging planes. * Understand cardiac anatomy. * Understand normal structure and function. ... * Test yourself with 40 cases of pathology. * Learn how to image. * Learn how to remember the walls of the LV. Ruth has a great way for learning echo, you can too! See more

21.01.2022 Be prepared! https://youtu.be/wgAIcE17bzg

19.01.2022 Case #3 A small coronary artery fistula seen entering the MPA just above the pulmonary valve. Important to check that coronary arteries are not dilated. NB - If you detect abnormal flow firstly determine when the flow is occurring - systole, diastole or continual flow. Tip- coronary arteries fill in diastole.

19.01.2022 ECHO ED cardiac pathology 12 WEEK CHALLENGE - Do you need a refresher in cardiac pathology? - Do you have a trainee echocardiographer? - Do you want to consolidate your knowledge? Join the 12 WEEK CHALLENGE. 12 weeks, 12 different topics.... Visit https://echoed.net.au/worksh/cardiac-pathology-masterclass/ Ruth Ramm looks forward to assisting you in consolidating your knowledge. 12 CPD points. See more

16.01.2022 ECHO ED is excited to announce that the next 12 WEEK ONLINE CHALLENGE in Cardiac Pathology will commence on Tuesday night 13th October 2020. Places are strictly limited. Visit echoed.net.au for full program details. Ruth Ramm looks forward to assisting you in consolidating your knowledge. Ideal for students.

15.01.2022 https://youtu.be/idFDcFpnCGQ

15.01.2022 Reminder to all Echocardiographers wanting to improve their skills when assessing/excluding Congenital Heart Disease - the Annual Echo Ed "Congenital Heart Disease" workshop will be held on 4-5 April 2019 at the Wesley Hospital, Brisbane. Join staff from the Qld Children's Hospital for an intensive workshop that continues to receive excellent reviews.

14.01.2022 Aortic root replacement. A high parasternal window can assist in visualising the root replacement and anastomosis site. Remember the long axis of the aorta is best visualised from a high PLAX view with clockwise rotation - keep on turning!!

14.01.2022 Case study - A 12 year old presents to your lab with a murmur for investigation. ASD, VSD, PDA, CoA and valvular abnormalities were all excluded. Note the colour acceleration seen in the LPA. The PV, MPA and branches are not usually well visualised with 2D imaging. Colour Doppler does not always give us the answer either (however, this case shows acceleration nicely) ... we must use SPECTRAL DOPPLER to exclude branch stenosis. The LPA is particularly challenging - high parasternal windows and SSN SAX images will assist you in visualising the LPA better. The CW Doppler signal shows two traces superimposed on each other - this is a clue to the presence of obstruction somewhere. It is important to interrogate the pulmonary branches when looking for the cause of a murmur.

13.01.2022 Same piece of plasticine = same mass. I think this little activity helps us understand Concentric LVH vs Eccentric LVH. Both have the same mass. It’s important to remember that if LV size is increased then you need more muscle to go around it - Eccentric LVH. If the walls appear thick with a small LV then this it is labelled Concentric LVH. Just remember that not all thick walls are LVH so we usually comment increased wall thickness on our echo report. Join the ECHO ED cardiac pathology 12 WEEK CHALLENGE anytime! https://echoed.net.au/worksh/cardiac-pathology-masterclass/

13.01.2022 Ruth Ramm will be speaking at a GE Webinar on Wednesday 4th November, 7:30pm AEDT. The topic is ASD's, VSD's and PDA's. To register for this event please follow this link https://landing1.gehealthcare.com/ANZ-WR-20-11-ULT-CVS-Imag

13.01.2022 Echo Ed CHD Workshop, April 19-20 -

12.01.2022 Echo Ed Getting Started in Echo 4 Day Intensive Workshops will be held 3-6 March & 5-8 May 2020. Fast track the first three months of your echo training with this Echo Ed workshop. Ruth Ramm will take you from Basic to Advanced in 4 days! Scan approximately 28 model patients and develop real skills. Visit echoed.net.au for full program details.

12.01.2022 Learn Echo 24/7 with the ECHO ED Getting Started in Echo online course for beginners. When do you want to learn Echo? Now? https://echoed.net.au//getting-started-in-echocardiography/

12.01.2022 Fancy a Quiz? Do you agree with me? Do I need to read the ASE Diastolic paper again

10.01.2022 Echo Ed is currently looking for healthy model patients to assist with a cardiac ultrasound workshop this week in Taringa, Brisbane. Please pm Ruth Ramm is you would like to assist. $25 Coles/Myer voucher per 1hr session.

10.01.2022 Practical Echo Skills - Part 2 Apical Imaging

10.01.2022 ECHO ED is excited to announce the launch of an online course for beginners. This extremely interactive program has received excellent reviews from Cardiologists and Echocardiographers, and will allow you to learn cardiac anatomy, pathology and practice your transducer skills before you even touch an ultrasound machine. Visit echoed.net.au for full program details. When do you want to learn Echo? Now.

09.01.2022 Echo Ed Interesting cases - Case #1 LV non-compaction suspected from this off-axis Apical 4 chamber view. PSAX images showed apical trabeculations but did not show good endocardial definition to be suspicious of non-compaction. A traditional Apical 4 Chamber view was not concerning either. NB to interrogate trabeculations from off-axis imaging planes.

09.01.2022 ECHO ED "Getting Started in Echo" online course for beginners is now CPD approved for ASUM and ACEM participants. Learn and be rewarded.

08.01.2022 Last chance to join the Echo Ed team for 2 days of CHD on 19-20 APRIL in Brisbane. Identify and label echo images of an ASD, VSD, PDA and an Aortic Coarctation. Understand TGA and echo assessment following repair. Perform an Arterial Switch operation using plasticine. Past participants have given this workshop an excellent rating. Visit echoed.net.au for more information or email [email protected]

06.01.2022 Follow Echo Ed and join us in viewing interesting cases and educational tips. Happy scanning from Ruth Ramm & the Echo Ed team. Echo Ed is a Brisbane based Echocardiography Training business - Learn and Lead! All images are the property of Echo Ed and may not be copied without prior consent.

04.01.2022 Sub-aortic membrane in a 38year old patient. The apical 5 chamber is often the best view for detecting this lesion. This is a fixed obstruction and therefore the LVOT will look like an aortic stenosis signal, rather than a late peaking dynamic LVOTO signal. The next ECHO ED cardiac pathology 12 WEEK CHALLENGE commences after Easter. If you need a refresher in cardiac pathology or would like to further your knowledge in cardiac pathology then this weekly course is a great way to learn! https://echoed.net.au/worksh/cardiac-pathology-masterclass/

03.01.2022 Case #2 Left circumflex artery (LCx) originating from RCA. As you scan from an Apical 4 Chamber view to an Apical 5 Chamber view the LCx can be seen travelling across in front of the aortic valve. Once you know what it is... you will see it more often. NB When scanning coronary arteries use the highest frequency transducer - poor images, great coronary arteries!

02.01.2022 Echo Ed ANNUAL Introduction to CHD 2 Day Workshop, 14-15 May 2020. Ruth Ramm, Justin Gordon & Justin O’Leary facilitate this Congenital Heart Disease workshop that has received excellent reviews since its conception in 2015. Bridge the gap between Adult & Paediatric Echocardiography. Online registration open now. Visit echoed.net.au for full program details.

02.01.2022 Would you like to improve your understanding of Congenital Heart Disease? Are you required to perform an echo on a paediatric patient with known or suspected CHD? Does your lab perform echos on adult patients with ACHD? The Annual Echo Ed 2 Day Congenital Heart Disease workshop will be held on 4-5 April 2019, Wesley Hospital, Brisbane. Join Ruth Ramm, Justin Gordon, & Justin O’Leary for this unique, intensive workshop that continues to receive excellent reviews. Please visit the Echo Ed website to register on-line. UNDERSTAND, VISUALISE & IMAGE.

01.01.2022 Reminder to all Echocardiographers, Paediatric Fellows and Medical Professionals wanting to improve their skills when assessing/excluding Congenital Heart Disease - the Annual Echo Ed "Congenital Heart Disease" workshop will be held on 14-15 May 2020 at the NEW Westside Private Hospital Complex, Taringa, Brisbane. Join Ruth Ramm and staff from the Qld Children's Hospital for an intensive workshop that continues to receive excellent reviews. On-line registration is now open. Full tuition $950. Visit echoed.net.au for registration and full workshop details.

01.01.2022 Echo Workshops with Echo Ed - LEARN & LEAD. Visit echoed.net.au