Case 2 - Biventricular Dysfunction

Parasternal long axis outlining decrease LV function

RV is dilated and hypertrophied anteriorly to the LV in the PLAX view.

Parasternal shot axis view outlining a dilated RV with hypertrophied anterior wall. Biventricular dysfunction. 

Sweep from Base to Apex. One may appreciate the dilation of the RV. One may also appreciate the pulmonary valve opening and closing with the dilated main pulmonary artery. 

Parasternal short axis with depressed LV function. 

RV is seen dilated. A LV tendon is noticed. Apical view. 

Biventricular dysfunction. RV dilated and hypertrophied. 

RV inflow and outflow view outlining signs of RV dysfunction. TAPSE and FAC were decreased. 

Suprasternal view with no obstruction and no signs of coarctation.