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Tricuspid regurg velocity greater than ___ indicates pulmonary hypertension
2.7 m/s
Normal values in cats:
FS, EPSS, left atrial size, septal/left ventricular free wall in diastole
FS- 45-55%
EPSS - 0.2cm
left atrial size- 1.5cm
septal/left ventricular free wall in diastole- 0.6cm
signs of PDA
enlarged left atrium, ventricle
enlarged main pulmonary artery
overperfused lungs
normal velocity of aortic valve
less than 2.2 m/s (2.5 for boxers)