Wall Segments and Ultrasound Images

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A4C

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A2C

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A3C or LONG AXIS

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Base or top

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Mid

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Apex or bottom

What is the “scout view”?

First image taken with an increased depth to visualize effusion

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PLAX

1. RV

2. LA

3. MV

4. LVOT

5. AV

6. Aortic root

7. Descending AO

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PLAX AV measurements during MID SYSTOLE

1. White: LVOT

2. Red: Aortic annulus

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PLAX AV measurements during END DIASTOLE

1. Sinus of Valsalva or aortic root

2. Sinotubular junction (STJ)

3. Ascending aorta

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PLAX LA diameter measured during END SYSTOLE

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PLAX RVIT

A. RV

B. TV

C. RA

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PLAX RVOT

1. RVOT

2. PV

3. Main pulmonary artery

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PSAX AV Basal

1. Descending aorta

2. LA

3. IAS

4. RA

5. TV

6. RVOT

7. PV

8. Main pulmonary artery

9. Right coronary cusp (adjacent to RVOT)

10. Noncoronary cusp

11. Left coronary cusp (adjacent to LA)

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1. Proximal RVOT measured at END DIASTOLE

2. Distal RVOT measured at END DIASTOLE

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PSAX MV level

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Planimetry or most accurate way to measure MVA

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PSAX LV

1. Papillary muscle

2. LV

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LV mass measured at END DIASTOLE

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A4C

1. LA

2. MV

3. LV

4. RA

5. TV

6. RV

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LA volume measured at END SYSTOLE

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RV dimensions measured at END DIASTOLE

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A2C

1. LA

2. MV

3. LV

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A5C

1. LA

2. LV

3. RA

4. RV

5. Ao

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A3C

1. LA

2. MV

3. LV

4. AV

5. Ao

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Suprasternal view of descending aorta

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IVC Subcostal

1. SVC

2. RA

3. IVC

4. RV

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Subcostal four chamber

1. LA

2. MV

3. LV

4. RA

5. TV

6. RV