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Cath Bank LV Thrombus Thrombosed Aortic Valve Starr-Edwards Mitral Valve Inferior STEMI #1

Thrombosed Mitral Valve

Post MI VSD

RV Infarct

LA Myxoma 2 (Calcified)

LA Myxoma

Type A Dissection and Severe AR

Nail in Heart

SVG Aneurysm

PE on Cath

AAOLCx – Anomalous Circumflex (Posterior)

Diated Aortic Root

Coronary Spasm

Cardiac Pheochromocytoma

Carbomedic Aortic and Mitral Valve

LV Thrombus

Thrombosed Aortic Valve

Starr-Edwards Mitral Valve

Inferior STEMI #1

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AAOLCx – Anomalous Circumflex (Posterior)
Carbomedic Aortic and Mitral Valve
Cardiac Pheochromocytoma
Coronary Spasm
Diated Aortic RootCase provided by Dr. Diamantouros
Inferior STEMI #1Acute chest pain after playing ice hockey ECG Cath – Pre PCI Cath – Post PCI
Nail in HeartNail gun accident. Patient was immediately taken to OR by Thoracics and Cardiac Surgery as nail was found to penetrate the right ventricle. Case provided by Dr. Diamantouros
PE on CathPatient admitted for NSTEMI with mild troponin rise and nonspecific ECG changes. During morning of cath patient had a syncopal episode and required nasal prong oxygen. ECG showed sinus tachycardia. Chest X-ray was clear. Cath as follows:
Starr-Edwards Mitral ValveCase provided by Dr. Diamantouros
SVG AneurysmHistory of CABG with LITA-LAD and SVG-OM. Imaging revealed giant SVG aneurysm. Cath showed severe native coronary artery disease and SVG aneurysm: AP
Thrombosed Aortic ValveTEE (SOBE) Reduced motion of one disk Cath 1 Confirmed results of TEE Cath 2 (Post TPA) Improved movement of disks
Type A Dissection and Severe ARPatient presented with acute decreased level of consciousness and marked electrocardiographic changes. Coronary angiography showed distortion of the left and right system ostia. LVgram and Aortagram showed impaired LV function, severe AR, and type A dissection.