British Society of Echocardiography Apps

EchoCalc also includes a series of key echocardiography calculatorscommonly used in clinical practice: - Indexing to Body Surface Area(BSA) or Height - LV/RV size & function, LV mass, aorticdimensions, atrial dimensions - Diastolic function assessment tool- Comprehensive valve calculators and reference data - Prostheticaortic & mitral valves reference data and calculators -Flow-chart guides to both echo and clinical decision making -Stress echo guides to probability of angina and infusion guide -Z-scores for paediatrics - Mini-guides based on BSE Guidelines -Updated to the latest BSE reference data but also allows switchingto ASE/EACVI references The app is provided as a handy referenceutility for cardiac sonographers and is not meant as a guide toechocardiography for patients. As such it does not provide medicaladvice. The BSE recommends that echo reports are only interpretedby suitably trained healthcare professionals and patients should bedirected to their referring healthcare professional for finalinterpretation of an echo report, before making any medicaldecisions.

EchoCalc also includes a series of key echocardiographycalculatorscommonly used in clinical practice: - Indexing to BodySurface Area(BSA) or Height - LV/RV size & function, LV mass,aorticdimensions, atrial dimensions - Diastolic function assessmenttool- Comprehensive valve calculators and reference data -Prostheticaortic & mitral valves reference data and calculators-Flow-chart guides to both echo and clinical decision making-Stress echo guides to probability of angina and infusion guide-Z-scores for paediatrics - Mini-guides based on BSE Guidelines-Updated to the latest BSE reference data but also allowsswitchingto ASE/EACVI references The app is provided as a handyreferenceutility for cardiac sonographers and is not meant as aguide toechocardiography for patients. As such it does not providemedicaladvice. The BSE recommends that echo reports are onlyinterpretedby suitably trained healthcare professionals andpatients should bedirected to their referring healthcareprofessional for finalinterpretation of an echo report, beforemaking any medicaldecisions.