echocardiogram
Noun
Meaning
a graphical image of the heart produced by an echocardiograph
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Examples
Doppler echocardiogram: This procedure helps your doctor determine the speed and direction of the blood flow in your heart.
Stethoscope wonderful device still extremely useful however in office setting advanced devices as Doppler studies and echocardiogram gradually take over for accuracy and clarity of diagnosis.
It may also be necessary to do a transesophageal echocardiogram (a TEE), in which the echo transducer is passed into the esophagus (swallowing tube) directly behind the heart.
I told the priest that I had been so traumatized by the presidential election that I had become physically as well as emotionally ill — and that I had, in fact, been compelled to undergo a heart catheterization and an echocardiogram.
But at 25 weeks of pregnancy, an echocardiogram revealed their baby did have HLHS.
"It was kind of surreal because she finished the echocardiogram, and then, she said she needed to speak to the parents, and I kept looking at my mom like OK, go," laughs Ashlea.