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Mid Esophageal 5C

ME 5C 0 degree

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2
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the differentes in rotation between the LV base and the apex
Measure in degree

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Twist

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3
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Movement is which the transducer is Fixed in position but the face of the Tranducer is moved to demostrate other image planes in the same axis

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Tilt

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4
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The transducer maintaint the same axis orientation to the heart but moves to a different imaging plane

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Tilt

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Displacement

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

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6
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Firt view that we get on TEE

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Mid esophageal 5 chamber View

0 degree

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7
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the transducer maintains a stationary position while the index marker is moved to a new position

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Rotation

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UE Aortic Arch long Axix view

0 to 10 degree

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Strain Rate

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

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10
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The grandiant angle from the base to apex, measure ins degree per cm

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Torsion

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11
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Name of the Probe tip motion anterior and posterior

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Anteflex = Anterior
Retroflex= Posterior

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Mid Esophageal LV long axis view

120-140 Degree

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Trans gastric LV Basal Short axic view

0 Degree

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Mid esophageal Ascendin aorta short axis view

we get this view from the long axis of the aorta

0 to 30 Degree

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15
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Name of the Vertical Motion on TEE of the probe in the esophagus

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Advance = donw
Withdram = Up

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16
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you can see the crsital terminalis between SVC and RAA

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Mid esophageal Bicaval view

90 - 110 degree

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17
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UE Aortic Arch short axis view

The round on top is the Aorti Arch

the curve in the botton is the Pulmonary Artery

18
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The transducer moves across the patient skin to a new position

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Slide

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Velocity

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

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Mid esophageal AV long axis view

120- 140 degree (same as Lv long axis)

21
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move the porbe to the left or to the right TEE

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Flex to the right
Flex to the left

22
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Refers to a motion in which the image is optimized by keeping the transducer in the same position and directing the sound beam toward a structure of interest

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Angle

23
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Name of the rotation of the entire probe toward the patient right of left. TEE

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Turn

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Upper Esophageal Desc. Aorta Short Axis view

0 Degree

25
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Mid esophageal Aorta Long axis view

90 to 110 Degree

26
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Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

the one wiht more notorius change is Strain

27
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Mid Esophageal 2 C

At 90 degree

Look the wall are the same as TTE

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Mid Esophageal Mitral commissural view

At 60 Degree

29
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Multiple transducer movements are used to record a long video clip to show multiple anatomic structures

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Sweep

30
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The circular motion of the LV miocardium around its long axis, measure in degree

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Rotation

31
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Mid Esophageal 4C

ME 4C 0 degree after 5 chamber we antegrade

32
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Within the same imaging plane, the transducer changes orientation either toward or away from the orientation marker

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Rock

33
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The transducer is Kept at the same location on the chest, and the sound beam is directed to Show a new structure

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Angle

34
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Strain

Tissue Doppler derived strain and strain rate

35
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Differences between Rock and Tilt

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Rock stays in the Same plane
And Tilt stay in the same axys but move toa different plane

36
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Absolute Contraintication of TEE

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Al esophageal (not esophagela varices) + Perforate viscus and Active Upper GI

37
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Standars View of TEE

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Upper Esophageal (UE)
Mid Esophageal (ME)
Transgastric (TG)
Mid Transgastric (DTG)

38
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Mid esophageal AV short axis view

25 to 45 degree

39
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TG Mid Lv short Axis view

40
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Mid esophageal RV inflow and outflow

50 to 70 degre