In a brief research communication by Addetia Roberto M Lang et al. (bit.ly/31MFc5l), the added value of #UEAs in localization of outflow graft-acceding anastomoses + determination of velocity for LVADs is discussed. #EchoFirst American Society of Echocardiography

Congratulations to Dr. Jose Alejandro Madrazo for being promoted to Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine at Johns Hopkins!!! Monica Mukherjee MD, MPH Allison G. Hays, MD Erin D. Michos, M.D. @SueDPhillip1 Madeline Schiminger Johns Hopkins Cardiology

It's that time of year again for American Society of Echocardiography members to submit images for the Image Calendar Contest 🥳 asecho.org/imagecalendar/ Remember members who renew before Dec 31 get a free calendar 👏 asecho.org/renew/ #echofirst

Congratulations to the ASE 2022 Image Calendar winners! With great representation from Johns Hopkins Cardiology star sonographers Nicole Bavaro Madeline Schiminger Rahiba and Shannon 👏👏👏 @SueDPhillip1 Allison G. Hays, MD Monica Mukherjee MD, MPH Erin D. Michos, M.D. Echobot American Society of Echocardiography

😢 We will miss @sueDPhillip who is retiring from Johns Hopkins. Thank you for your tremendous contributions to Johns Hopkins Cardiology, @jhhecho and American Society of Echocardiography 👏👏👏 Madeline Schiminger Allison G. Hays, MD Monica Mukherjee MD, MPH Erin D. Michos, M.D. @DrLenaMathews Kathy Wu Nicole Bavaro @AShleyBrownRDCs

How comfortable are you with scanning and diagnosing congenital 🫀disease? What’s abnormal with this 🫀? (a thread) #echofirst #chdawareness

Wanted: We are now accepting applications for student sonographers. Please check out our nationally recognized cardiac sonographer training program and how to apply: hopkinsmedicine.org/heart_vascular…

Lovely group of people to work with Madeline Schiminger Allison G. Hays, MD @NBavaroRDC Rahiba’s last day send off

After Harold Baines was diagnosed with heart and kidney failure, only a dual transplant could save his life. 114 days later, Harold was able to leave the hospital thanks to a donor family and Johns Hopkins Medicine. We are forever grateful. ❤️

Presenting my Capstone today Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to finish my Masters in Public Health degree! Thanks to Dr Erin D. Michos, M.D. for helping as my capstone advisor #MPH

Thank you again Erin D. Michos, M.D.!

Congratulations to our advanced echo fellows Anum Minhas Gabe Shaya MD MPH Johns Hopkins Cardiology JHHecho graduation Monica Mukherjee MD, MPH Erin D. Michos, M.D. Nicole Bavaro Madeline Schiminger

It’s that time of year again! American Society of Echocardiography is accepting images for the Image Calendar Contest for 2023: asecho.org/imagecalendar/ Winning images will be featured in a colorful, 12-month. Submissions close Monday, August 8, 2022 (competition open to ASE members only). #echofirst

Join us for our next #ECHO session in our #OneHealth series on #Chagas disease featuring Dr. Melissa Nolan and Dr Natalie Bowman! Oct 13 at 1pmCST. Register here: echo.zoom.us/meeting/regist… CDC Global Health UTHealthSA ReACH Center SDSU School of Public Health @USChagasNetwork Chagas @ BU & BMC TXST--School of HA @TXST_CLS

Congratulations to the winners of the ASE 2023 Image competition, including Johns Hopkins Cardiology lead sonographer @MShimingerRDMS @ase360 Allison G. Hays, MD @mmukherjeeMD Erin D. Michos, M.D. Anum Minhas @DrLenaMathews

Retweet this if you’re attending #ASE2023! ❤️

Thank you to American Society of Echocardiography #ASE2023 for recognizing star sonographers! Congratulations to student sonographer Johns Hopkins Cardiology to Aashika Korrapati 🏆 And to @abrown_rdcs Madeline Schiminger for fantastic talks and involvement in ASE Erin D. Michos, M.D. Monica Mukherjee MD, MPH Allison G. Hays, MD

Attention all American Society of Echocardiography Members: It’s time to vote for your favourite images for the 2024 Image Calendar. See here for how-to-vote details: asecho.org/imagecalendar/ Voting closes Wednesday, September 13, 2023. Remember that you may 👍 as many images as you’d like! #echofirst

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