Sweet Creations by Kimberly

This clip shows the use of color flow Doppler which will light up the Lumen, but you can also see Mural Thrombus surrounding this Aortic Aneurysm scene in a transverse view.
This is a Sagittal view of an Aneurysm. Again you can see Mural Thrombus both interiorly and posterioly, the indicator is turn towards the head....

The indicator, it is initially to the patient's right and again here we're fanning through the Aorta in a transverse view. And this is what we should be seeing on the screen. The indicator again towards the patient's right. Our major landmark is the...

When we place this on the patient we're using a Coronal image here. Again the indicator is towards the head, this is similar to the FAST examination except that we slide the probe up a little bit higher to look at the area above the diaphragm.
This shows a normal view of the right Thorax. You can see the diaphragm, and above the diaphragm is what's called a mirror image artifact. It actually looks like Liver. This is normal. It's a trick of physic. It actually shows as if there is no evidence...

In this image we see 2 Pleural lines in a patient that suffered blunt trauma. On the left side of the screen is normal lung sliding which is on the right side of the patient. On the right side of the screen there was a lack of lung sliding on the left...