Video clip WB47 the Left Ventricular Short-axis “Mushroom” view in a Cat from the Right Pericardial Site View.  Note that

Video clip WB46 showing Heartworms (Dirofilaria immitis) in the Right Ventricle (RV) of the heart at the Short-axis “mushroom” view

Video clip WB44 to compare with WB43 showing how the Right Ventricle (RV) and its Ugly Papillary Muscle can be

Video clip WB43 showing an example of Good Volume Status and Contractility (FS%) from the TFAST® Right Pericardial Site view showing

Video clip WB42 showing an example of Good Volume Status and Contractility (fractional shortening, FS%) evident by an acceptably-sized left

Video clip WB41 showing another example of Poor Volume Status evident by a small or attenuated left ventricle at the

Video clip WB40 showing the Right PCS TFAST® view and Poor Volume Status (LV filling). Compare to normal LV filling

Video clip WB39 showing the Right Pericardial Site (PCS) TFAST® “Mushroom” View.  The left ventricular (LV) short-axis “mushroom” view is

Video clip WB38 showing the Right Pericardial TFAST® view and How Cardiac Anatomy MUST be Identified to Avoid Mistakes. In this