Tools & resources

Read the tool’s purpose, inputs, units, acquisition guidance and sources before opening its interactive calculator.

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Find a calculator

  1. Choose a tool in the catalogue and read its guide, method and reference context.
  2. Follow its interactive URL. Calculator fields have accessible labels and explicit units.
  3. Use “How it works” for acquisition figures and “Reference” for the method’s criteria. “Try a worked example” uses illustrative values.
  4. Follow the guide’s primary references when checking a clinical claim. Review status is recorded with each tool.

No patient information is needed to explore. Inputs and results are not sent to site analytics; browser drafts and favourites are local. The site does not provide a public patient-data submission API.

Probe Lab

Read the 15 view guides for probe position, acquisition and optimization, then use the interactive view links in the catalogue to open the corresponding 3D probe and echo view. The text guides can be read without loading the 3D scene.

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About EchoSuite

Explore echocardiography.

Mohammed Kamareddine, MD

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Sources & licences

Original EchoSuite teaching overlays and software © Mohammed Kamareddine, MD. Source anatomy and clinical media retain their listed rights and licences.

Acquisition guidance retains the app’s source wording: Mitchell C, Rahko PS, Blauwet LA, et al. Guidelines for Performing a Comprehensive Transthoracic Echocardiographic Examination in Adults. J Am Soc Echocardiogr. 2019;32(1):1–64. Primary reference.

Michroma by Vernon Adams · Font licence. Three.js · MIT licence.

EchoSuite is an educational product, not a diagnostic medical device.