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*[[case 5|Four leaflet aortic valve]] *[[case 6|Aortic valve vegetation]]

*[[case 5|Four leaflet aortic valve]] *[[case 6|Aortic valve vegetation]]

...tricle (along with the septum, posterior walls, and portions of the apex), aortic valve, ascending aorta, left ventricular outflow tract, left atrium, and mi ...r is especially applicable for assessing the maximum velocities across the aortic valve and outflow tract, especially when apical five chamber view is subopt

...annulus, aortic valve, and sinuses of Valsalva), the ascending aorta, the aortic arch, and the descending aorta. ==Aortic Dimensions==

==Quantification of mitral valve stenosis<cite>1</cite>== Various techniques can be used to estimate the severity of a mitral valve stenosis.

...dial damage after infarction. The reliability board for detecting coronary stenosis DSE is to compare myocardial perfusion scintigraphy and it is far superior ==DSE with low- gradient aortic stenosis==

...e to the apex. This view is useful in helping with the diagnosis of mitral stenosis and congenital heart disease, among others. ...usually made on three levels: mitral valve level, midpapillary level, and aortic level.

...e to the apex. This view is useful in helping with the diagnosis of mitral stenosis and congenital heart disease, among others. ...usually made on three levels: mitral valve level, midpapillary level, and aortic level.

* [[Aortic Valve]] * [[Classification of valve stenosis and regurgitation]]

!Data needed for evaluation of aortic prosthetic valve ==Percutaneous Aortic Valve==

=Aortic Valve= ==Aortic valve stenosis - severity==

| style="padding-left:12px" | Above aortic valve (RVOT 1), cm =Aortic Valve=

| style="padding-left:12px" | Above aortic valve (RVOT 1), cm =Aortic Valve=

...symmetrical hypertrophy of the myocardium (not to be confused with aortic stenosis or hypertension).

|+ Normal Values Mechanical Aortic Valve Art<cite>1</cite> Hancock bioprosthesis: Distortion stents causing stenosis

...imaging. One can measure very high velocities (i.e., velocities of aortic stenosis or mitral regurgitation). The advantage of CW is high sensitivity and ease