Make your next echo session interactive.
Give learners a view to practice and a measurement to understand. These links open directly in the browser, with no account setup.
Pick a session
- Echocardiography simulator: learn the standard echo views
Explore 15 echo views with probe-position guides and EchoSuite’s interactive 3D Probe Lab.
- Aortic stenosis: from echo views to the continuity equation
Connect LVOT and aortic echo views with the aortic valve area calculator, acquisition teaching and primary references.
- Left ventricular volumes and ejection fraction: a learning path
Explore apical views, LV volume indexing and the ejection fraction calculator with acquisition guidance and sources.
- Right-heart echocardiography: views, measurements and calculators
Explore right-heart echo views and the RV size, RV function, right atrial pressure and RVSP calculators.
Share one focused task
- Open the parasternal long-axis view · Read its acquisition guide
- Open the apical four-chamber view · Explore ejection fraction
- Open the aortic valve area calculator · Read the continuity method
- Find any of the 70 calculator or 15 view guides
Link to the tool or guide from your course page. Public access does not change the rights of third-party anatomy or clinical media; sources and licences are available in About.
Add EchoSuite to your course resources
Explore echocardiography with EchoSuite: a browser-based 3D probe lab with 15 echo views and 70 calculators. Follow a learning path from probe position to measurement acquisition, formula and primary references. Start at https://echosuite.app/learn/.
A simple teaching session
- Open a view guide and ask learners to explain the probe position.
- Open that view in Probe Lab. Enter Practice and explore the probe movements.
- Open a related calculator’s acquisition guide, then try its worked example.
- Discuss the method’s assumptions and source references.
Worked examples are illustrative. Learning paths organize the existing tools; they are not a credential, curriculum accreditation or a clinical protocol.