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🇵🇱 Krakow, Poland
💙 Echocardiography, Ultrasonography

16/09/2025

Looking to refine your TEE skills and improve accuracy in mitral valve evaluation and detecting regional wall-motion abnormalities?

The Transgastric Two-Chamber (TG 2C) View provides a direct, high-resolution window into the anterior and inferior walls of the left ventricle, along with a clear image of the mitral valve in longitudinal section.
📐 According to the ASE Guidelines for Comprehensive TEE, this view is typically obtained at ~90°–110° in the transgastric position. It's especially valuable for:
✅ Evaluating regional wall motion abnormalities (RWMA) in anterior & inferior walls
✅ Monitoring LV function intraoperatively and during ischemia
✅ Assessing mitral valve structure and motion
✅ Detecting segmental dysfunction in cardiomyopathy or post-MI
With MrTEEmothy, trainees can simulate probe rotation and manipulation to consistently obtain and optimize this view — reinforcing psychomotor learning.

🧠 Combining hands-on simulation with evidence-based e-learning ensures your skills are sharp, reliable, and ready for real-world clinical application.

Reference:
📚 American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) & Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists (SCA) – 2021 Update on Comprehensive TEE Guidelines
Train smarter. Diagnose faster. Improve outcomes.

🎓 Start your transgastric mastery today with MrTEEmothy + eTEEmothy.

  greets from Thailand! 🇹🇭Thanks to the invitation of   (Polish Investments and Trade Organization), MST is a part of ma...
10/09/2025

greets from Thailand! 🇹🇭

Thanks to the invitation of (Polish Investments and Trade Organization), MST is a part of many amazing events in Thailand! After attending the Polish MedTech Seminar organized by Polish Embassy in Thailand and PAIH, we will be present at until Friday, September 12th, as one of 6️⃣ companies chosen to represent Poland! Come and meet us in 🛕

We are so proud to represent Poland and Kraków! 🤍♥️

Next step? 👀 Indonesia 🇮🇩

28/08/2025

MrTEEmothy the first travel to India 🇮🇳 .

Special thanks to Dr. Muralidhar Kanchi for the invitation and Prof. Jaroslaw Kasprzak for the simulation training leadership! 🤍💙

We are in Montreal 🇨🇦 at the Imaging In Montreal Fellows’ Course, where outstanding experts – including Nicolo Piazza , ...
25/08/2025

We are in Montreal 🇨🇦 at the Imaging In Montreal Fellows’ Course, where outstanding experts – including Nicolo Piazza , Jean Buithieu , Edwin Ho , and others – are sharing their knowledge on imaging and S-Curves.

We are proud that is part of this event – serving as an enriching addition to the course and helping to improve the understanding of multimodality fusion.

A truly wonderful event, combining learning, practice, and innovation in cardiac imaging 🤍💙

 invites you to the upcoming events with a cover photo of   simulator! 🎇A photo from a session with our Advanced MrTEEmo...
14/08/2025

invites you to the upcoming events with a cover photo of simulator! 🎇

A photo from a session with our Advanced MrTEEmothy simulator and Assoc. Prof. Andrzej Gackowski, taken during is now an encouraging image to join three PCR Programs:  🥳

This year MrTEEmothy simulator will be present during PCR London Valves in the Imaging Skills Lab, on November 17th at 10:10AM. You can participate in the session „From anatomy to accuracy: imaging essentials for safe and streamlined LAA closure”. Join us! 🌟

See you there! 🤍

12/08/2025

🚑 TEE: Mastering the Long Axis Views of the Aorta
Want crystal-clear aortic images? Here’s how the American Society of Echocardiography recommends doing it:

🔹 Ascending Aorta (LAX) – Start in the midesophageal aortic valve LAX view, pull back slightly, and rotate the multiplane angle to 90°–110°. This aligns your plane with the aorta’s long axis, often showing the right pulmonary artery behind it. Fine-tune probe depth and angle to get the largest diameter perpendicular to the vessel. Reduce depth & increase frequency for sharper near-field details.

🔹 Descending Aorta (LAX) – Rotate to 90°–100° while slowly advancing or withdrawing the probe until you see two clean parallel lines. Keep it centered with a gentle left (counterclockwise) rotation, and tweak gain/focus for the best wall definition. No landmarks here—describe pathology by probe depth from the incisors or relative to the left subclavian origin.

🔹 Aortic Arch (LAX) – Withdraw to the upper esophagus, set angle to 0°–10°, and use Color Doppler to check flow or detect pathology. Rotate or withdraw slightly to visualize great vessels.

💡 Pro Tips:
✔ Move the probe with precision—don’t rush, avoid blind spots near the trachea.
✔ Use simultaneous multiplane imaging to keep alignment spot-on.
✔ Scan systematically: aortic root → arch → descending aorta.

10/08/2025

🔍 TEE Tip: Navigating the Descending Aorta Like a Pro
Ever get lost while scanning the aorta on TEE? Here’s your roadmap — straight from ASE/SCA guidelines 🚀
1️⃣ Find your start line:
From mid-esophageal (0–10°), rotate counterclockwise toward the left hemithorax — the aorta sits left of the spine.

2️⃣ Sweep with purpose:
Advance toward the upper abdominal aorta (until it disappears below the diaphragm), then slowly withdraw toward the arch, keeping the aorta centered.

3️⃣ Perfect your short-axis view:
At 0–10°, zoom in, focus near-field, crank up the frequency, and fine-tune gain to spot plaques and intimal detail.

4️⃣ Double-check in long-axis:
Rotate to 90–110° to confirm it’s a true SAX (not an oblique slice) and to separate real plaque from artifact.

5️⃣ Know your landmarks:
Few exist! Report findings by:
• Distance from incisors 🦷
• Which wall faces the esophagus
• Relation to left subclavian origin

6️⃣ Orientation clue:
Intercostal arteries pop up on the right of your image — they confirm you’re in true SAX with left-side probe orientation.

7️⃣ Doppler like a detective:
Color Doppler over suspicious areas, PW Doppler for holodiastolic flow reversal = strong AR evidence when LVOT is tricky.

8️⃣ Watch for pitfalls:
Oblique cuts can fake dilations or flaps. Orthogonal planes are your lie detector. Air in the tracheobronchial tree? Accept the blind spot and use other imaging.

📌 Bottom line: Stay systematic, confirm in two planes, and let landmarks + Doppler be your guides.

05/08/2025

🔍 TEE Tip of the Day: Mastering the Transgastric Short Axis (SAX) View 🫀
When performing transesophageal echocardiography (TEE), obtaining a clear transgastric short axis view is key to assessing left ventricular function. Here's how to get it right:

✅ Advance the probe into the stomach
✅ Anteflex the tip to maintain contact with the anterior gastric wall
✅ Set the imaging plane between 0°–20°

From there, fine-tune:
🔄 Depth
🔄 Flexion
🔄 Rotation (counterclockwise for the LV view)

Your target? A clear mid-papillary view of the left ventricle with the classic “fish mouth” mitral valve appearance 🐟

👉 Remember: patient anatomy varies, so real-time anatomical feedback is your best guide—not just the depth markers.

🛡 Always handle the probe gently, and don’t forget to optimize image quality with your system settings.

This technique is emphasized by both the American Society of Echocardiography and the Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists. A small adjustment can make a big difference in image clarity and diagnostic confidence.










Gorgeous 💫
22/07/2025

Gorgeous 💫

16/07/2025

🫀🔍 TEE Spotlight: Mid-Oesophageal Long Axis View – Where Precision Meets Perspective


Looking for high-yield anatomy and actionable data in one sweep? Enter the Mid-Oesophageal Long Axis (ME LAX) View, your go-to TEE view at ~120–160° for capturing:
✅ LV outflow tract
✅ Aortic valve
✅ Anterior mitral leaflet
✅ Proximal ascending aorta

🔬 As per the 2021 ASE Guidelines (Hahn RT et al., J Am Soc Echocardiogr, 2021), this view is essential for comprehensive intraoperative and diagnostic TEE, especially in evaluating:

Aortic stenosis dynamics
Mitral-aortic continuity
LVOT gradients
Infective endocarditis & root abscess
Prosthetic valve function

MrTEEmothy’s first time in Tunisia! 🇹🇳On July 6th-9th our cracovian MrTEEmothy simulator was one of the guests of “Cardi...
15/07/2025

MrTEEmothy’s first time in Tunisia! 🇹🇳

On July 6th-9th our cracovian MrTEEmothy simulator was one of the guests of “Cardiology for Africa” congress held in Tunis. Now we can proudly add another pin to our travel map 🌍📍

Our travels have taken us to many places around the world, but we have yet to meet! Stay tuned 🛫💙

MrTEEmothy at the Cardiac Imaging and Valve Diseases Meeting! 🫀🇹🇷We can’t wait to see you in Ankara on October 10-12 at ...
08/07/2025

MrTEEmothy at the Cardiac Imaging and Valve Diseases Meeting! 🫀🇹🇷

We can’t wait to see you in Ankara on October 10-12 at Crowne Plaza in Ankara, Turkey!

You can expect:

🎇 Prof. dr. Gamze Babur Güler

🎇 Assoc. Prof. Andrzej Gackowski

🎇 Innumerous hands-on training courses and simulation sessions, such as TEE & Interventional Echo Courses (MitraClip & TriClip), 3D Echocardiography for Structural Interventions, and many others

🎇 Plenty of thematic sessions, including Valvular heart disease or Cardiomyopathies

See more at https://kardiyakgoruntulemevekapakhastaliklari2025.tkd.org.tr/

Stay tuned for more information and fascinating facts from the world of ECHO 🌍🤍

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