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The 58 pages that link to Echocardiography, each with the reason it gives.

• Septum (anatomy)Related: It can reveal septal defects, thickening, and abnormal movement.

• StenosisRelated: It measures valve structure and blood-flow consequences in valvular stenosis.

• Tricuspid atresiaRelated: It identifies the absent valve, associated openings, and ventricular anatomy.

• AnasarcaRelated: It can identify cardiac dysfunction associated with systemic fluid congestion.

• HemopericardiumRelated: It can reveal pericardial fluid and signs that the heart is being compressed.

• Jacobsen syndromeRelated: Heart defects occur in some people with Jacobsen syndrome and warrant evaluation.

• Mitral valve prolapseRelated: It shows leaflet motion and identifies associated mitral regurgitation.

• Transposition of the Great VesselsRelated: It identifies the arterial connections and associated openings.