The Echo Journal on Instagram: "Regional wall motion abnormalities are often the first echocardiographic clue that something is wrong, sometimes before bloodwork results return and before EKG changes emerge. • Failure to identify them can result in missed critical pathology. • Recognize them and you shape downstream clinical decisions, even though echocardiography can’t see the arteries themselves. • This level of interpretation separates robotic image acquisition from the art of echocardiograph