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#3DTOE for Transcatheter #PFO Closure: Standardizing Anatomic Nomenclature and Novel Sizing Concepts Datta et al. ✅ American Society of Echocardiography CV Case Journal V.L.Sorrell, MD (@CASEfromASE EIC) Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ralph Stephan von Bardeleben Elena Romero Hani Mahmoud-Elsayed Ritu Thamman MD Corrado Fiore @drzgezdentok1 Jay Mohan, D.O., FACC, FSCAI, FASE, RPVI

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Brian Wood3 лет назад

@ASE360 @CASEfromASE @VLSorrellImages @vonBardelebenRS @eromerodorta @DrHaniMahmoud @iamritu @fiore_corrado @DrJayMohan Nice work. I had been describing the primum secundum separation as width but from the perspective of device arriving from IVC its height 😀

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Brian Wood3 лет назад

@ASE360 @CASEfromASE @VLSorrellImages @vonBardelebenRS @eromerodorta @DrHaniMahmoud @iamritu @fiore_corrado @DrJayMohan Question & hope don’t embarrass myself. The primum tissue at the LA end of tunnel often has a”tail” of thin tissue that seems to “disappear” up behind Ao. As in your Video 2 on the Ao side of your orthogonal image plane. What is that anatomically if not part of tunnel

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