What imaging modality should I use for the aorta?

Prof. Binder demonstrates how to obtain an apical 4 chamber view on the simulator, and highlights the important structures.

Thomas and Martin brought you some cases to train your eyes on pericardial effusion, pleural effusion, and ascites.

Although this is not a typical view in emergency ultrasound, we will show you in this demo how to obtain the aortic arch view from a suprasternal approach. This is particularly useful for detecting aortic dissections, which often occur in this region of the aorta and can be best visualized from this angle.

This video presents a case of aortic valve pathology that is quite typical for elderly patient. Martin Genger MD explains how to use B-mode and color Doppler as well as CW Doppler for diagnosing this valve pathology

Here you will learn in detail all the external and internal anatomical features of the left atrium.