Launched on 6th of October 2026

Echocardiography & valvular

Aortic stenosis — echo grading

Grades each Doppler parameter (DVI is optional and supportive), flags discordant low-gradient patterns, works through low-dose dobutamine stress echo and the CT aortic valve calcium score to separate true from pseudo-severe AS, and maps severity plus clinical context to ESC and ACC/AHA AVR indications.

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Quantitative parameters
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Mild
2.6–2.9
Moderate
3.0–3.9
Severe
≥ 4.0
Mild
< 20
Moderate
20–39
Severe
≥ 40
Mild
> 1.5
Moderate
1.0–1.5
Severe
< 1.0
Mild
> 0.85
Moderate
0.60–0.85
Severe
< 0.60
Mild
> 0.50
Moderate
0.25–0.50
Severe
< 0.25
Clinical context
Used for intervention triggers
CT aortic valve calcium
Non-contrast CT, Agatston method. Use when gradient and area disagree
Dobutamine stress echo
Low-dose (≤ 20 µg/kg/min) in low-flow, low-gradient AS. Fill in what was measured at peak
Aortic stenosis · 0 parameters
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