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    • About
    • Knobology
      • What is Ultrasound
      • Cardinal Movements
      • Ultrasound Modes
    • Cardiac
      • Basic Cardiac Views
      • LV Function
      • RV Function
      • Aortic Regurgitation
      • Aortic Stenosis
      • Mitral Regurgitation
      • Tricuspid Regurgitation
    • Lung
      • Lung Assessment
      • Pneumothorax
      • Pleural Effusion
    • Volume Status
      • JVP
      • IVC
    • Abdomen/Renal
      • FAST exam
      • Hydronephrosis
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      • THI/Dynamic Range
      • Velocity Time Integral
      • LVOT VTI
      • VEXUS
    • GIM Fellows
    • POCUS Selective
    • Contact
  • Home
  • About
  • Knobology
    • What is Ultrasound
    • Cardinal Movements
    • Ultrasound Modes
  • Cardiac
    • Basic Cardiac Views
    • LV Function
    • RV Function
    • Aortic Regurgitation
    • Aortic Stenosis
    • Mitral Regurgitation
    • Tricuspid Regurgitation
  • Lung
    • Lung Assessment
    • Pneumothorax
    • Pleural Effusion
  • Volume Status
    • JVP
    • IVC
  • Abdomen/Renal
    • FAST exam
    • Hydronephrosis
  • Advanced
    • THI/Dynamic Range
    • Velocity Time Integral
    • LVOT VTI
    • VEXUS
  • GIM Fellows
  • POCUS Selective
  • Contact

Aortic Regurgitation

Aortic Regurgitation

  1. Obtain apical 4 chamber view (see LV fxn slide) with straight septum
  2. Fan/sweep the probe + obtain apical 5 chamber view 
  3. Turn on colour doppler and adjust box size to include entire LVOT. 
  4. Freeze image. Measure any jet with callipers + measure LVOT within 1cm of aortic root. 
  5. Assessment: 
    • Likely Mild: Jet width is < 25% of LVOT
    • Likely Moderate: Jet width is 25-65% of LVOT
    • Likely Severe: Jet width > 65% of LVOT 
  • Note: The video shown has no features of aortic regurgitation. See how in diastole there are no jets returning to the LV!


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