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- Tumor on the tricuspid valve
- Rupture of the ventricular septum
- Aneurysm of basal inferior wall
- Cardiac aneurysm
- Aneurysm of IAS
- Aneurysm of basal inferior wall
- Aortic dissection
- Aortic dissection
- Aortic dissection
- Abscess of aortic root
- Carcinoid
- Chiari network
- Fistula from ascending aorta to the right ventricle
- Giant myxoma in right atrium
- Giant myxoma in left atrium
- Large pseudoaneurysm of posterior wall
- Inferior MI
- Infarction of posterior and inferior wall
- Apical infarction
- Apical and anteroseptal infarction
- Abnormal motion of IVS
- Systolic flow reversal in hepatic veins
- Dilated left ventricle with poor function
- HCM, diastolic dysfunction
- Myxoma in left atrium
- Restrictive cardiomyopathy
- Sarcoidosis
- Cardial sarcoidosis
- Dilated coronary sinus
- Thrombus in the apex of left ventricle
- Tumor mass in left atrium
- Tumor growing into the left atrium
- Tumor mass in right atrium
- Aortic dissection type A
- Free wall rupture of left ventricle
- Ventricular septum defect with right to left shunt
- Poor left ventricle function, spontaneous echocontrast
- Aneurysm of right ventricle outflow tract
- Diastolic dysfunction (impaired relaxation)
- Diastolic dysfunction (pseudonormalisation)
- A patients with Kahler's disease
- A left atrial mass