Azmi Hedra M.D

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[MD Kemal Karaagac @kemalkaraaa1]

@nihar_nayak2

[Azmi Hedra M.D @AzmiHedra]

@itscherieclub Uda di Rasisin warga asing.
Sama warga sendiri kekgini.
Fix masyarakan yang berkontribusi sama kejadian ini masyarakat TOLOL.

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

The types of left heart failure and their effects on renal function.

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

Open it. Zoom it. Save it. Share it.
This is your go-to guide for standard adult TTE views.

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

Systemic circulation, sketched the way your brain wants to remember it.

[Ambar @Ambar_SIFF_MRA]

Bro did reverse uno on the gym trainer.
Full video:

[Dr Ihab Suliman @IhabFathiSulima]

What is the diagnosis ⁉️

[Dr Ihab Suliman @IhabFathiSulima]

Apical 4 Chamber View.
TTE Echocardiogram.

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

Easy Hematoma Classification After Transradial/Ulnar PCI

Post-radial or ulnar artery catheterization, hematomas can range from mild to life-threatening. Early recognition and appropriate management are key to preventing complications such as compartment syndrome.

🔎 Hematoma Grades & Management:

➤ Grade I:

• Incidence: <5%
• Definition: Localized, superficial hematoma.
• Treatment: Analgesia, additional bracelet, local ice.
•Action: Observation only.

➤ Grade II:
• Incidence: <3%
• Definition: Hematoma with moderate muscular infiltration.
• Treatment: Analgesia, additional bracelet, local ice.
• Action: Inform physician.

➤ Grade III:
• Incidence: <2%
•Definition: Hematoma and muscular infiltration extending below the elbow.
• Treatment: Analgesia, additional bracelet, local ice, inflated BP cuff.
• Action: Inform physician.

➤ Grade IV:
• Incidence: <0.1%
• Definition: Hematoma and muscular infiltration extending above the elbow.
• Treatment: Analgesia, additional bracelet, local ice, inflated BP cuff.
• Action: Inform physician.

➤ Grade V:
• Incidence: <0.01%
• Definition: Ischemic threat due to compartment syndrome.
• Treatment: Consider urgent surgery.
Action: STAT(immediately )call to physician.

📝 Key Management Tips:

- Control BP and manage pain effectively.
- Monitor forearm/arm diameters to assess hematoma progression.
- Consider temporary interruption of anticoagulation/antiplatelet therapy if necessary.
- Use ice packs and additional bracelets to reduce swelling.
- For severe cases, use a BP cuff (20 mmHg below systolic pressure) and deflate every 15 minutes.
- After bracelet removal, use a "Velpeau bandage" for mild pressure.

Proactive monitoring ensures patient safety and reduces complications!
Source: The Cardiac Catheterization Handbook by Morton J. Kern.

[J.Lopez-Opitz@CardioImagen_cl @LopezOpitz]

#4Dflow
80 yo 👵🏻 AR 🌬️
Anatomy + Flow

⭕️ Wherever you want !

📖 https://t.co/o3DLu9w8ZO

@saramoscatelli7 @JordiBroncano @RCMjournal @SCMRorg @ArterysInc @MAecocardio @javierurmeneta1 @iamritu @sdelcastillo84 @purviparwani

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

PSAX view and corresponding coronary artery territories and LV segments.
Credit: BE Bulwer, MD

[Cardiac Trials @CardiacTrials]

Myocarditis, Diagnosis and Treatment: a nice summary. 📚 JAMA 2023 ♥️
#Cardiology #CardioTwitter

[Anbu @Anbuhighroller]

Pantau perkembangan perang sekarang.

Cari di browser worldmonitorapp.

Ada "heatmap" perang.
Ada live CCTV feeds.
Ada news coverage juga.

Very interesting to see.

[NephroPOCUS @NephroP]

Schematic Drawing of Diastolic LV Filling
#POCUS #Nephpearls #FOAMed
(ref at the bottom)

[José de Alencar @josenalencar]

ECG tools I use teaching cardiology fellows:

1. Cardiac axis simulator → https://t.co/Xsqy5XDcO4
2. Ladder diagram generator → https://t.co/E91zjIHQLu
3. Rhythm simulator → https://t.co/02YvXak0CR
4. ECG trainer with AI feedback → https://t.co/82D9toGTpy

Bookmark this.

[Murad Alsumat @MuradAlsumat]

Dilated coronary sinus with persistent lt SVC.

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

Site of coronary artery occlusion in STEMI

[Ahmed Mohsen @drahmedmohsen85]

🫀 Mean &amp; Diastolic PAP by Echo 📈
Mean PAP = Peak early PR velocity
➡️ Bernoulli (4v²) + RA pressure
Diastolic PAP = End-diastolic PR velocity
➡️ Same equation + RA pressure
🧮 Example:
PR = 2 m/s → 4×2² = 16
RA = 10 → Mean PAP = 26 mmHg ✅

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

Diagnosing HFpEF (Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction)

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

The Ischemic Cascade:
•⬇️perfusion
•Diastolic dysfunction
•Systolic dysfunction
•ECG changes
•Angina