MCQ : CMR-02
What do you think about the following cine-sequences?
Author: Riccardo Cambini
MCQ : CHD-02
3 years old. Systolic murmur.
Which alterations do you recognize?
MCQ : Nuclear-09
The most sensitive test to detect hibernating myocardium for recovery of LV function is:
MCQ : CT-02
65 yo male, history of CAD with previous anterior myocardial infarction, undergoing CT for atypical chest pain.
What do you see?
MCQ : CMR-01
61 years old woman, episodes of chest pain, absence of coronary artery disease at ICA. No other diseases. No hypertension. No familial diseases Known. EKG: ST abnormalities in V4-V6.
Which is the best interpretation of these images?
MCQ : CHD-01
Woman, 30 years old. Down’s syndrome. Dyspnoea on exertion.
Which alterations do you recognize?
MCQ : Nuclear-08
72 year old woman, no risk factors Recent onset of Fatigue and dyspnoea.
ECG: Low voltage
Echo: Septal hypertrophy (13 mm), Diastolic dysfunction
Troponine I 45
BNP 301
Which is the best interpretation of these images?
MCQ : Echo-06
60-year-old woman reports dyspnea due to mild exertion.
What do you think about this mitral valve?
MCQ : CT-01
60 year old patient, undergoing CT for atypical chest pain.
What do you see at the left ventricular apex?
MCQ : Echo-05
75-year-old woman, hospitalized for NSTEMI. During hospitalization, the patient developed acute dyspnea.
What happened to the mitral valve?
MCQ : Guidelines-03
PET/FDG use in patients with suspected endocarditis is:
MCQ : Echo-04
40-year-old male performs an echocardiogram for the presence of systolic mitral murmur during the physical examination.
What do you think about the morphology of this mitral valve?