… In the normal echocardiogram the anterior and posterior leaflets of the mitral valve come
together during sys¬ tole and remain apposed throughout this period. A single linear …

… findings with cardiac catheterization data, we obtained sufficient confidence in the
echocardiographic findings that a normal echogram excludes the possibility of an atria1 septal defect …

… routine echocardiography, in respect to clinical examination and … echocardiography, in
respect to clinical examination and … patients categorized as having a normal, slightly, moderately …

… , the CW Doppler echocardiographic examination is not usually necessary for normal flow
recordings. However, abnormal flow such as stenotic or regurgitant flow usually has a high …

… based on clinical examination and integrating such information with echocardiography as
required. … silent valvular regurgitation in an asymptomatic person with normal examination is of …

… The first clinical applications of M-mode echocardiography were … The diffusion of
echocardiography into clinical practice … Echocardiogram number 3 from a patient with normal heart …

… the basic material in my Textbook of Clinical Echocardiography, Fourth Edition. In contrast …
the role of echocardiography in clinical decision making and the impact on clinical outcomes. …

… of Clinical Echocardiography is structured around a clinical approach to echocardiographic
… First, a framework of basic principles is provided with chapters on ultrasound physics, normal …

… the history, clinical examination, and 12 … clinical history and baseline ECG. In patients with
a negative cardiac history and a normal ECG (n = 67), the echocardiogram was either normal (…

… echocardiography laboratory database from Mayo Clinic Rochester to identify all patients
from the study group who underwent a resting echocardiogram … , the initial clinical exam had “…