1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
The waveform looks familiar. But is it really what you think it is?
Put your spectral Doppler reasoning to the test with Dr. Ronald Wharton as he works through a series of challenging echocardiographic cases where timing, contour, velocity, and hemodynamics reveal what the signal is really telling you.
Rather than relying on the first impression, you’ll follow the physiologic clues, question findings that do not fit, and see how unusual Doppler patterns can point to very different diagnoses.
Dr. Ronald Wharton uses unusual real-world echocardiographic examples to demonstrate a disciplined approach to spectral Doppler interpretation. Instead of identifying a waveform by appearance alone, you’ll examine when the signal occurs, what its contour reveals, how fast it is moving, where it is directed, and whether the proposed interpretation makes physiologic sense.
The result is a case-based course built around one central question:
Does the entire Doppler signal support the diagnosis you think you are seeing?
