Michael Taylor

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Pectus Excavatum · guest expert

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Ep 15 · 19:32
So kids who have some decreased RVF, you can see it you know it actually manifests itself more during exercise and so you can see it during exercise testing sometimes.
Ep 15 · 19:32
So kids who have some decreased RVF, you can see it you know it actually manifests itself more during exercise and so you can see it during exercise testing sometimes.
Ep 4 · 18:40
the image quality in most Pus patients is atrocious. So most people who don't, who don't look at echoes could tell you that you can't see at all.
Ep 4 · 24:19
kids are asymptomatic all the way up until they're at the very end of whatever it is

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Pectus Carinatum 10 entries

Pectus - Preoperative Assessment - Radiology and Cardiac Evaluation

Ep 4 · 16:42
clinical Cardiac MRI can replace CT and echocardiogram, providing anatomical and functional evaluation without contrast in approximately 25 minutes.
Ep 4 · 17:38
clinical Cardiac MRI allows screening for valve disease and aortopathy, both part of the connective tissue spectrum, in addition to assessing pectus anatomy and cardiac function.
Ep 4 · 18:40
clinical Echocardiogram image quality in most pectus patients is atrocious—you can't see much of anything because the right ventricle and sternum are in the very near field of the transducer.
Ep 4 · 18:40
quote the image quality in most Pus patients is atrocious. So most people who don't, who don't look at echoes could tell you that you can't see at all.
Ep 4 · 21:34
epidemiological Approximately 15% of pectus patients had right ventricular ejection fractions less than 50% (normal is 50%).
Ep 4 · 23:25
clinical Patients with RV compression had depressed right ventricular ejection fractions, particularly when compression affected the free wall versus the groove between right atrium and right ventricle.
Ep 4 · 24:19
quote kids are asymptomatic all the way up until they're at the very end of whatever it is
Ep 4 · 24:31
clinical Kids can have right ventricular ejection fractions in the 40s and be asymptomatic; symptoms often don't manifest until very late in the disease process.
Ep 4 · 26:29
clinical As kids with pectus age, the heart appears to get extruded into the left chest, though whether this is a growth developmental phenomenon is unknown.
Ep 4 · 29:09
clinical MRI can be performed with pectus bars in place; there may be small localized susceptibility artifacts where the bar is on top of the heart, but they are minimal.
Pectus Excavatum 46 entries

Pectus - Preoperative Assessment - Radiology and Cardiac Evaluation

Ep 8 · 16:42
clinical Cardiac MRI can replace CT and echocardiogram, providing anatomical and functional evaluation without contrast in approximately 25 minutes.
Ep 8 · 16:42
clinical Cardiac MRI can replace CT and echocardiogram, providing anatomical and functional evaluation without contrast in approximately 25 minutes.
Ep 8 · 17:38
clinical Cardiac MRI allows screening for valve disease and aortopathy, both part of the connective tissue spectrum, in addition to assessing pectus anatomy and cardiac function.
Ep 8 · 17:38
clinical Cardiac MRI allows screening for valve disease and aortopathy, both part of the connective tissue spectrum, in addition to assessing pectus anatomy and cardiac function.
Ep 8 · 18:40
clinical Echocardiogram image quality in most pectus patients is atrocious—you can't see much of anything because the right ventricle and sternum are in the very near field of the transducer.
Ep 8 · 18:40
clinical Echocardiogram image quality in most pectus patients is atrocious—you can't see much of anything because the right ventricle and sternum are in the very near field of the transducer.
Ep 8 · 18:40
quote the image quality in most Pus patients is atrocious. So most people who don't, who don't look at echoes could tell you that you can't see at all.
Ep 8 · 18:40
quote the image quality in most Pus patients is atrocious. So most people who don't, who don't look at echoes could tell you that you can't see at all.
Ep 8 · 21:34
epidemiological Approximately 15% of pectus patients had right ventricular ejection fractions less than 50% (normal is 50%).
Ep 8 · 21:34
epidemiological Approximately 15% of pectus patients had right ventricular ejection fractions less than 50% (normal is 50%).
Ep 8 · 23:25
clinical Patients with RV compression had depressed right ventricular ejection fractions, particularly when compression affected the free wall versus the groove between right atrium and right ventricle.
Ep 8 · 23:25
clinical Patients with RV compression had depressed right ventricular ejection fractions, particularly when compression affected the free wall versus the groove between right atrium and right ventricle.
Ep 8 · 24:19
quote kids are asymptomatic all the way up until they're at the very end of whatever it is
Ep 8 · 24:19
quote kids are asymptomatic all the way up until they're at the very end of whatever it is
Ep 8 · 24:31
clinical Kids can have right ventricular ejection fractions in the 40s and be asymptomatic; symptoms often don't manifest until very late in the disease process.
Ep 8 · 24:31
clinical Kids can have right ventricular ejection fractions in the 40s and be asymptomatic; symptoms often don't manifest until very late in the disease process.
Ep 8 · 26:29
clinical As kids with pectus age, the heart appears to get extruded into the left chest, though whether this is a growth developmental phenomenon is unknown.
Ep 8 · 26:29
clinical As kids with pectus age, the heart appears to get extruded into the left chest, though whether this is a growth developmental phenomenon is unknown.
Ep 8 · 29:09
clinical MRI can be performed with pectus bars in place; there may be small localized susceptibility artifacts where the bar is on top of the heart, but they are minimal.
Ep 8 · 29:09
clinical MRI can be performed with pectus bars in place; there may be small localized susceptibility artifacts where the bar is on top of the heart, but they are minimal.

Radiology: Pectus Innovations

Ep 15 · 11:25
clinical Cardiac MRI for pectus assessment uses no contrast and takes approximately 25 minutes
Ep 15 · 11:25
clinical Cardiac MRI for pectus assessment uses no contrast and takes approximately 25 minutes
Ep 15 · 14:17
clinical Echocardiogram image quality in pectus patients is poor because the right ventricle and sternum are in the very near field of the transducer
Ep 15 · 14:17
clinical Echocardiogram image quality in pectus patients is poor because the right ventricle and sternum are in the very near field of the transducer
Ep 15 · 16:13
epidemiological Approximately 15% of pectus patients in the study (197 total) had right ventricular ejection fraction less than 50%
Ep 15 · 16:13
epidemiological Approximately 15% of pectus patients in the study (197 total) had right ventricular ejection fraction less than 50%
Ep 15 · 16:18
clinical Normal right ventricular ejection fraction is considered to be 50%
Ep 15 · 16:18
clinical Normal right ventricular ejection fraction is considered to be 50%
Ep 15 · 18:08
clinical Patients with RV compression had depressed right ventricular ejection fractions, with worse function when compression was on the free wall versus the RA-RV groove
Ep 15 · 18:08
clinical Patients with RV compression had depressed right ventricular ejection fractions, with worse function when compression was on the free wall versus the RA-RV groove
Ep 15 · 19:15
clinical Children can have right ventricular ejection fractions in the 40s and be asymptomatic
Ep 15 · 19:15
clinical Children can have right ventricular ejection fractions in the 40s and be asymptomatic
Ep 15 · 19:22
clinical Exercise testing can reveal decreased RV function that is not apparent at rest in children
Ep 15 · 19:22
clinical Exercise testing can reveal decreased RV function that is not apparent at rest in children
Ep 15 · 19:32
quote So kids who have some decreased RVF, you can see it you know it actually manifests itself more during exercise and so you can see it during exercise testing sometimes.
Ep 15 · 19:32
quote So kids who have some decreased RVF, you can see it you know it actually manifests itself more during exercise and so you can see it during exercise testing sometimes.
Ep 15 · 21:12
clinical As pectus patients age, the heart appears to get extruded into the left chest
Ep 15 · 21:12
clinical As pectus patients age, the heart appears to get extruded into the left chest
Ep 15 · 23:53
clinical MRI can be performed on patients with pectus bars in place, with only minimal localized artifact where the bar is on top of the heart
Ep 15 · 23:53
clinical MRI can be performed on patients with pectus bars in place, with only minimal localized artifact where the bar is on top of the heart
Ep 15 · 27:32
clinical When the sternum presses on the free wall of the right ventricle, it affects right ventricular function
Ep 15 · 27:32
clinical When the sternum presses on the free wall of the right ventricle, it affects right ventricular function
Ep 15 · 27:50
clinical Right ventricular strain is markedly decreased in the free wall when compressed by pectus
Ep 15 · 27:50
clinical Right ventricular strain is markedly decreased in the free wall when compressed by pectus
Ep 15 · 28:49
clinical Cardiac MRI reports aortic root dimensions and can detect mitral valve prolapse, important in Marfan patients
Ep 15 · 28:49
clinical Cardiac MRI reports aortic root dimensions and can detect mitral valve prolapse, important in Marfan patients