Built to connect the probe, the image and the measurement.
EchoSuite is an echocardiography education platform created by Mohammed Kamareddine, MD. It combines an interactive 3D probe lab, 15 echo-view guides and 70 calculators.
Who it is for
Medical students, sonography learners, cardiology trainees and educators can explore the connection between acquiring a view and understanding a measurement.
How the guides are produced
Calculator guides are generated from the same tool catalogue used by the interactive calculators. They expose the listed inputs, units, acquisition steps, formulas and source references. Probe-view guides use the acquisition wording shown in Probe Lab.
Each guide links to its own source context. A cited guideline is a reference for the stated method, not an endorsement of EchoSuite. Catalogue review status is shown where it exists; publication or a source year is not a claim of independent clinical validation. No clinical review date is implied.
Educational scope
EchoSuite supports learning and exploration. It is not a diagnostic medical device and does not replace supervised scanning or clinical judgment. The calculator’s method choices and acquisition requirements remain part of the result’s context.
Worked examples are illustrative and separate from measurements you enter. No patient information is needed to explore the site.
Sources, rights and privacy
Original EchoSuite teaching overlays and software © Mohammed Kamareddine, MD. Third-party anatomy and clinical media retain their listed licences, available from the About menu in each workspace. Public access does not grant permission to redistribute those assets.
Usage analytics count public product routes and fixed usage events. Calculator inputs, results and search text are excluded. Browser drafts and favourites stay on the device; privacy controls are available in About.
Contact and corrections
Found a problem or have a teaching suggestion? Include the guide or calculator link and describe the issue without patient details.