echo-wizard.com

For the reporting desk

The measurements go in. The report text comes back filled in.

Echo Wizard is for the echocardiogram you are reporting now. Enter this study and the previous one. Aorta, cardio-oncology and bubble study each return a finished suggestion you can check and copy.

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Built for fully trained echocardiographers. The report stays yours.

Completed aorta calculator. Gender female, height 168 cm, previous scan 12 March 2026. Current and previous millimetres: annulus 22 and 21, sinus of Valsalva 41 and 37, sinotubular junction 33 and 30, proximal ascending 38 and 34, ascending 42 and 37, mid arch 29 and 28, proximal descending 25 and 24, distal descending 23 and 22, abdominal 19 and 19. The report suggestion describes each segment, the yearly change, and cites the 2024 ESC and 2020 BSE intervals.
Aorta, fully entered. Female, 168 cm, previous study 12 March 2026. Every segment has a current and a previous measurement, and the suggestion names each one.

Why use it in the middle of a list

The slow part is the comparison, the index, and the paragraph you would otherwise assemble from memory between patients.

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    Aorta, including the previous scan

    Enter sex, height, and each segment you measured today and last time. The suggestion gives the absolute size, the indexed size, and the change in millimetres per year. In the example above the sinus of Valsalva is 41 mm (24.4 mm/m), up from 37 mm, a change of 7.0 mm/year over 6.9 months.

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    Cardio-oncology across the whole series

    One row per scan: date, 2D ejection fraction, contrast, 3D, GLS, TAPSE, S′ and fractional area change. The latest row is set against baseline. The example runs from June 2025 to October 2026 and lands on mild CTRCD, with the charts drawn from every visit.

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    A bubble study with the grades filled in

    Septum, consent, injection counts, timing, shunt level and the BSE grade at rest, with Valsalva and with sniff. The example is positive only after a manoeuvre, early at 3 cycles, grade 3 with Valsalva.

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    The same cut-offs, whoever is reporting

    Aortic intervals, the ESC 2022 cardio-oncology imaging criteria and the bubble-study structure stay on the server. Two people entering the same numbers get the same starting paragraph.

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    Research screens stay marked as research

    Strain, congestion, device measurements and infiltrative patterns are there for the unusual case. They are labelled research. They do not pretend to be the clinical report.

Three steps, then back to the report

1. Open the matching tool

Aorta, cardio-oncology, bubble study, geometry, ventricular function, diastole, Wilkins, RV–PA coupling. Research tools sit in their own group.

2. Enter this study

Put in the measurements you acquired, and the earlier ones when the comparison matters. Leave a field blank when you did not measure it.

3. Check, then copy

Read the suggestion against the images. If it matches, copy it. If it does not, change it before it reaches the report.

Walk through the three completed examples

Completed examples

Completed cardio-oncology series for a female patient. Baseline 2 June 2025: 2D EF 63%, contrast 64%, 3D 62%, GLS 21.4%, TAPSE 23 mm, S prime 13 cm/s, FAC 46%. Follow-up 16 September 2025: 60, 61, 59, 19.8, 22, 12, 44. Follow-up 20 January 2026: 56, 57, 55, 17.6, 20, 11, 41. Current 1 October 2026: 51, 52, 50, 15.2, 18, 10, 38. Cards show LVEF 50%, a fall of 12 points, a relative GLS change of minus 29%, and mild CTRCD. LV and RV trend charts and the report suggestion are filled in.
Four scans, every column filled. LVEF now 50% (baseline 62%, change −12 points). GLS −15.2%, a relative reduction of 29% from −21.4%. Verdict: mild CTRCD.
Completed bubble study. Mobile atrial septum, thick septum secundum, intermittent left-to-right colour flow, Eustachian valve present. Scanner Lead physiologist, injector Second operator, verbal and written consent, right antecubital fossa, saline air blood contrast, 2 injections at rest, 2 with Valsalva, 1 with sniff. Good right-heart opacification. Positive only after a manoeuvre, early appearance at 3 cycles, intracardiac shunt, phasic PFO pattern, bubbles seen crossing the septum. Grade 1 at rest, grade 3 with Valsalva, grade 2 with sniff, no complications. The generated report is shown underneath.
Positive only after provocative manoeuvres, negative at rest. Bubbles at 3 cycles. Grade 1 at rest, grade 3 with Valsalva, grade 2 with sniff. No complications.

Membership

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A new account includes 7 days. After that, an active membership opens the reporting tools, the instructions and the reference posters.

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Questions from someone about to report

What does Echo Wizard do while I am reporting?

You enter the measurements from the study. It drafts the report text for that part of the examination. You read it against the images, change anything that does not match, and copy it into the report.

Which parts of an echo report can it draft?

Aortic size by segment, with the previous study and the change per year. Cardio-oncology, with 2D, contrast and 3D ejection fraction, GLS and right-ventricular measures on every visit. Agitated-saline bubble studies, from the septum through to the shunt grade. Also left-ventricular geometry, ventricular function, the Wilkins score, diastolic function and RV–PA coupling. Research screens are separate and labelled as research.

Does it make the diagnosis?

No. It is for fully trained echocardiographers. It drafts wording from the numbers you enter. You remain responsible for every number and every line in the report.

Are the measurements saved as a patient record?

The clinical tools send what you type to the server, draft the text, and do not keep that calculation as a patient record. Echo Wizard is not the archive of the study.

Who is it for, and what does it cost?

Fully trained echocardiographers, cardiac physiologists and cardiologists reporting transthoracic studies. Membership is £59 a year, with 7 days on a new account.

For informative use only. Echo Wizard is for fully trained echocardiographers. It drafts report text from the measurements you enter so a department can keep wording consistent. It is provided as is. You remain responsible for checking every number before it goes into a report. It does not replace your own judgement.