1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
The numbers may look precise. But does the anatomy support those numbers?
Aortic stenosis assessment depends on more than accurate measurements. The anatomy behind those measurements can influence how much confidence you should place in the final interpretation.
In this echocardiography focused CME course, you’ll examine the anatomy that matters most when reviewing aortic stenosis, including the aortic annulus, LVOT, aortic root, cusps, commissures, calcification, bicuspid morphology, and effective orifice area.
You’ll learn how common anatomic assumptions can affect measurement and interpretation, when those assumptions may not fit the images in front of you, and how to describe complex findings without forcing certainty from incomplete or limited anatomy.
