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(a-b) Transthoracic echocardiogram demonstrating parasternal long axis view demonstrating hypokinesis of basal left ventricle and akinesis in all other segments (see supplementary material for video of echocardiogram clips in Figures 1-3). (b) Parasternal long axis view demonstrating recovery.
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The EF was less than 10% (see echocardiogram in Figures 1(a)-3(a)). Three days later, limited echocardiogram demonstrated normal left ventricular size with hyperdynamic systolic function and an EF greater than 70% (see echocardiogram in Figures 1(b)-3(b)).
(a-b) Apical 4 chamber view with ultrasound-enhancing agent demonstrating hypokinesis of basal left ventricle and akinesis of all other segments. (b) Apical 4 chamber view with ultrasound-enhancing agent demonstrating recovery.
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The EF was less than 10% (see echocardiogram in Figures 1(a)-3(a)). Three days later, limited echocardiogram demonstrated normal left ventricular size with hyperdynamic systolic function and an EF greater than 70% (see echocardiogram in Figures 1(b)-3(b)).
(a-b) Short axis view with ultrasound-enhancing agent demonstrating profound biventricular hypokinesis. (b) Short axis view with ultrasound-enhancing agent demonstrating recovery.
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The EF was less than 10% (see echocardiogram in Figures 1(a)-3(a)). Three days later, limited echocardiogram demonstrated normal left ventricular size with hyperdynamic systolic function and an EF greater than 70% (see echocardiogram in Figures 1(b)-3(b)).