eFAST - How to rule out pleural effusion on the left thorax In this video we will rule out pleural effusion in the area of the left lateral thorax as part of the eFAST protocol 00:35 Lecture With hundreds of videos, interesting case studies, and expert knowledge all confined in one place, SonoAssistant is your ideal decision-making helper. GET FULL ACCESS
eFAST - How to scan the left upper quadrant Watch this video to see what the left upper quadrant looks like when there is no pathology or fluid in the koller pouch 00:52 Lecture With hundreds of videos, interesting case studies, and expert knowledge all confined in one place, SonoAssistant is your ideal decision-making helper. GET FULL ACCESS
eFAST - How to rule out pleural effusion on the right thorax In this video you will learn how to quickly rule out pleural effusion in the area of the right lateral thorax as part of the eFAST protocol 01:11 Lecture With hundreds of videos, interesting case studies, and expert knowledge all confined in one place, SonoAssistant is your ideal decision-making helper. GET FULL ACCESS
eFAST - How to rule out acute cholecystitis on ultrasound What does a normal gallbladder look like on ultrasound and how can you quickly rule out acute cholecystitis with the sonographic's murphy sign? Watch this video to find out 02:57 Lecture With hundreds of videos, interesting case studies, and expert knowledge all confined in one place, SonoAssistant is your ideal decision-making helper. GET FULL ACCESS
eFAST - How to scan the right upper quadrant Nowadays many ultrasound machines have an eFAST protocol built into the machines program that help you keep track of every step of your ultrasound exam in the emergency room or the ICU. We start the eFAST protocol with the right upper quadrant (RUQ) and demonstrate where to look for pathologeis and/or free fluid during your scan. 02:07 Lecture With hundreds of videos, interesting case studies, and expert knowledge all confined in one place, SonoAssistant is your ideal decision-making helper. GET FULL ACCESS