Traumatic atrial septal defect diagnosed by bedside point-of-care ultrasound

Batchelor, Timothy; Imperato, Nicholas S.; Wheel, Kathryn L.; Rennie, Alexander J.; Roth, Kevin R.

doi:10.1016/j.radcr.2022.09.021

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“…While POCUS can provide rapid assessment of a life-threatening injury (including cardiac rupture or aortic injury), it is operator dependent and is often limited by acoustic window access and quality. 10 , 11 Detailed two-dimensional TTE provides a noninvasive, quick, and accessible means to screen for a hemodynamically significant defect, proving it to be one of the most effective diagnostic tools in the acute setting. 2 In addition to identifying the presence of a defect, TTE provides assessment of the defect’s severity and impact through assessment of cardiac structure and ventricular function.…”

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