Table 4 Sample sequential segmental CHD TTE report (normal)

Conclusion:

No cardiac disease identified

Structurally normal heart with good biventricular size and function

No significant valve abnormalities

No ASD/VSD/PDA

Situs solitus, left-sided, leftward apex (levocardia)

Concordant AV/VA connections. Normal spatially orientated great arteries

No pericardial effusion

Atrial septum intact

IVC and RSVC and non-dilated CS drain into non-dilated right atrium (ESA – __cm²). IVC normal size > 50% collapse (Est. RAP <5mmHg)

Tricuspid valve is thin and mobile, opens well. Normal tricuspid valve inflow. Trivial tricuspid regurgitation

Vmax—__mmHg, Est RVSP/PASP – __mmHg + RAP

Normal right ventricular structure. Non-dilated, non-hypertrophic right ventricle with good systolic function;

RVD1 – __mm, RVD2 – __mm, RVD3 – __mm,

TAPSE – __mm, RV S' – __cm/sec,

RV EDA – __cm2, RV FAC% – __%

No right ventricular outflow tract obstruction. Pulmonary valve is anterior and leftward

Pulmonary valve is thin and mobile, opens well. Trivial pulmonary incompetence

[if complete PR Doppler, est. mean PAP and PAEDP]

Confluent, good sized pulmonary arteries. No PDA

At least 3 pulmonary veins seen returning to non-dilated left atrium (ESV – __ml)

Mitral valve is thin and mobile, opens well. Normal mitral valve inflow. Trivial mitral regurgitation

Non-dilated, non-hypertrophic left ventricle. Good left ventricular systolic and diastolic function

IVSd – __mm, LVPWDd – __mm, LVIDd – __mm, FS% – __%, Teicholz LVEF – __%

LV EDV (Biplane) – __ml, LVEF (Biplane) – __%

MAPSE – __mm, Lat S' – __cm/sec, Sep S'—__cm/sec

E/e’ –

Interventricular septum intact. No left ventricular outflow tract obstruction

Trileaflet aortic valve that is thin and mobile, opens well. No Aortic regurgitation. Normal origins of coronary arteries

Unobstructed, left sided arch. No CoA. Pulsatile Ab. Aorta