Evgenii's latest activity

PISA 0,7 см EROA } 0,33 aortic regurgitation volume 67 мл Regurgitant volume ≥ 60 ml/stroke , .A decrease in the pressure gradient...

Hello everyone, in general, they calculated at the hospital that the regurgitation is severe and I need an surgery with a mechanical...

When I had a Stress echo it was done while exercising, FYI (not after). Like on a treadmill or stationary bike.

Hi! just a general remark about different techniques used for measurements in cardiology. The most common is, of course, transthoracic...

I also had an echo done after exercise, walking up to the 7th floor, the peak gradient there was 100 and the average was 58

you asked about tests. The regular transthoracic echo (where they put gel on your chest) is the least accurate but always most common...

for what its worth I was followed yearly at first, then more frequently on my first two surgeries. Its important to get a base line to...

Evgenii Yes, the forceful pulse is common with a valvular disease, don't overtrain, your heart is already somewhat strained. I know your...

now I feel like I sometimes feel my heart beating on my neck and shins, as it seems to me this appears after physical activity in the...

I would not characterize any of that as a glitch. Measurements via an echo are not exact and having a small difference in one echo is...

the cardiologist sent me for an annual routine examination and it has been going on for 3 months now, the gradient has grown from the...

hi everyone! I'm in the hospital for echography and coronary angiography. and I can't take it anymore with these echocardiography...

I had a T-David IV that lasted 20 years. Stenosis was my final issue that drove me to an AVR. My guess is that the outcome is very...

I had no symptoms until after I was told I needed surgery and I got dizzy standing up once. I believed my doctors when they said it was...

valve plastic surgery was offered, which is not done at late stages of the disease. it was 3 months ago, the fibrous ring was 26 mm and...