In Loving Memory of
Dr. Maryam Khoshnevis
MD, Cardiologist
Fellowship of Echocardiography
Faculty member of TUMS
Dear Dr. Ali Bozorgi
You're on our minds today on the anniversary of dear Dr. Maryam Khoshnevis's passing. While we know nothing can alleviate your loss, we do want you to know we are remembering her on this day. She had a wonderful and loving soul who we were blessed to have known. We wish you long-life, peace and strength.
Ehsan Saraee, MD
On behalf of all CardioCase Users and Reviewers
History:
Below you can find 3D mapping and EP signals of a case of VT ablation:
Question:
What statement is wrong in this case?
History:
Below you can find EP tracing of a patient with paroxysmal AF who underwent cryoballoon AF ablation.
Question:
what happened?
History:
A 35 y/o woman was evaluated for shortness of breath.
Echocardiography is shown:
Question:
what is the most likely diagnosis?
History:
A 34 y/o man came to ED complaining of retrosternal chest pain which was started 2 hours ago & lasted one hour .He was mentioned an episode of heavy weight lifting the day before. He had no known coronary artery disease risk factor in his past medical history.
two sets of troponin was sent:
1st hs-cTnT=80 ng/L(upper limit<24 ng/l)
2nd hs-cTnT=84 ng/L(upper limit<24 ng/l)
so he was undergone coronary angiography with diagnosis of NSTEMI
Question:
what is your most likely diagnosis for this patient?
History:
49 years old man underwent EPS ablation for atrial flutter, coronary angiography also performed. Below you can find a shot of angiography:
Question:
What is the most probable diagnosis?
History:
A woman aged 30, with a known history of dilated cardiomyopathy (left ventricular ejection fraction, LVEF, at 15%), reported experiencing palpitations. Subsequently, three electrocardiograms (ECGs) were conducted and are presented below:
Question:
What types of arrhythmias are currently evident?
History:
A middle-aged patient with no structural heart disease came to ED with syncope. ECG is shown.
Question:
Based on 12 lead ECG what are your diagnosis and plan?
History:
60 y/o woman with history of valve surgery and pacemaker implantation came to ED complaining of new onset dyspnea.
Question:
which statement is true about patient diagnosis?
History:
55 years old lady underwent EPS for recurrent palpitations.
Two EP tracing is shown.
Question:
Which diagnosis is unlikely?
History:
A 65 years old man with recurrent palpitation, underwent EPS, Two EP tracings are shown:
Question:
What is the most probable diagnosis of the Arrhythmia?
History:
A 66 y/o man underwent coronary angiography for evaluation of patients dyspnea.
Question:
which statement is true about our patient?
History:
A 70 y/o man come to your clinic for evaluation of occasional cough. You have done a CXR during his work up.
chest X-ray is shown:
Question:
The structures which were shown by arrows are:
History:
A 60 y/o lady underwent echocardiography for evaluation of chest pain.
Question:
What is your most likely diagnosis for our patient?
History:
35 years old man with recurrent palpitations, underwent EPS. Two tracings are shown below.
Question:
What is the most likely diagnosis?
History:
A 38-year-old with palpitation.ECG during palpitation is shown:
Question:
What is the most probable diagnosis?
History:
35 y/o man came to ED with complain of fatigue & orthopnea from 1 month ago. echocardiography was shown :
Question:
Which one is NOT seen in this patient?
History:
Below you can find the 3D mapping ablation of case 564.
Question:
What statement is False?
History:
A 77 y/o man presented with TCP & diaphoresis from the last day, He is an active smoker.
Lab data: Trop:598 /cr:1 /Hb:13.5 /CRP:1.26 /PLT: 175000 /k:4.6
ECG: NSR, NAX No significant ST-T changes
Echo: LVEF=35% with significant RWMA in ant circulation. No lv clot
Coronary Angiography is shown:
Question:
What is the most common etiology of this condition? What is the most common manifestation?
History:
A 54 years old man with Preexcitation.ECG is shown:
Question:
Where is accessory pathway?
History:
A 57-year-old lady came to ER with chief complaint of dizziness since a week ago.
Here you can find her ECG,
the second ECG is taken after the administration of Atropine.
Question:
what is your diagnosis,and where is the level of the block?
History:
A 60 years old male with pmh of CRT-D implantation last year,presented with this ECG. he had episodes of dizziness.
the ECG and CXR are shown below.
Question:
Which statement is correct?
History:
A young lady with palpitations. ECG of the arrhythmia is presented below.
Question:
Which diagnosis is NOT probable?
History:
Below You can find an EP tracing AFTER the ablation of a patient with orthodromic AVRT.
Question:
What is your interpretation?
History:
70 y/o man with history of CABG underwent coronary angiography for evaluation of exertional chest pain .
Question:
which statement is TRUE about the patient?
History:
A young man experiencing palpitations underwent Electrophysiological Study (EPS), revealing the presence of two distinct arrhythmias, as illustrated below:
Question:
Which potential diagnosis is considered LESS likely?
In Loving Memory of
Dr. Maryam Khoshnevis
MD, Cardiologist
Fellowship of Echocardiography
Faculty member of TUMS
