Primary EU indications in Canada are: cardiac arrest evaluation, rule-out pericardial effusion, rule-out intraperitoneal free fluid in trauma, rule-out abdominal aortic aneurysm, and rule-in intrauterine pregnancy.
Inclusion criteria were EU examinations performed by a CEUS-certified EP for one of the following primary indications: cardiac arrest evaluation, rule-out pericardial effusion, rule-out intraperitoneal free fluid in trauma, rule-out abdominal aortic aneurysm, and rule-in intrauterine pregnancy.
Until the issue is laid to rest, the value of baseline cardiac assessment to rule out the likelihood of cardiac abnormalities may be prudent [ 6].
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Once non-neurogenic causes of OH such as medications and cardiac problems are ruled out, neurogenic OH can be considered.
The presentation is similar to other forms of congestive heart failure; the diagnosis of PPCM should not be considered until other causes of cardiac dysfunction are ruled out.
An acute cardiac process was ruled out.
Cardiac ischemia was ruled out based on ECG, laboratory findings, cardiac ultrasound and cardiac computed tomography.
No previous cardiologic disorders were known and cardiac ischemia was ruled out in both patients.
Accordingly, the possibility that the same results could be obtained with different regimens without cardiac toxicity cannot ruled out.
