From probe to patient: understanding echocardiography in structural heart disease

Facilitators: D. Creber, K. Wilson

Speakers: K. Wilson, D. Creber, K. Victor, T. Wuppinger

Summary

Build foundational knowledge of echocardiography in structural heart disease. This session covers basic principles, diagnostic approaches correlating symptoms with valvular disease, and the vital role of echocardiography in post-procedural assessment and follow-up.

Learning Objectives

To understand the basic principles of echocardiography
To build foundational knowledge of echocardiography relevant to structural heart disease
To understand the role of echocardiography in post-procedural assessment and the relevance for nurse and physiology-led follow up

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From probe to patient: understanding echocardiography in structural heart disease

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