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?
MCQs
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?
MCQ : Echo-03
58-year-old male with acute ST elevation myocardial infarction.
Which coronary is responsible for the event?
MCQ : Nuclear-07
67 year-old man, with previous MI
Recent onset of effort dyspnoea
ECG: inferior MI, VEB
Echo: poor acoustic window. EF: 35%
Waiting list for hip replacement
Which kind of tracer/s is/are used?
Which is the best interpretation of these images?
MCQ : Guidelines-02
Symptomatic patients with tricuspid regurgitation commonly associated with device leads and atrial fibrillation may benefit from surgical intervention for:
MCQ : Guidelines-01
The duration of Secondary antibiotics prophylaxis for rheumatic fever with carditis and residual heart disease is:
MCQ : Nuclear-06
Patients in the DIAD study had a mean follow up of 4.8 ± 0.9 years and the rate of cardiac events was recorded.
In this study which of the following is/are true:
MCQ : Nuclear-05
54 year old male patient presenting with mild dyspnea on exertion. He is only on Aspirin.
The images show: