Spine<unk> Anechoic or hypoechoic fluid is present in the pleural space allowing continued visualization of the spine superior to the diaphragm
Anechoic or hypoechoic fluid is present in the pleural space allowing continued visualization of the spine superior to the diaphragm
Seashore<unk> Using M-Mode over the pleura, this<unk> represents normal lung sliding, demonstrating a clear transition point between the sea (the immobile chest wall) and the shore (mobile pleura)
Using M-Mode over the pleura, this<unk> represents normal lung sliding, demonstrating a clear transition point between the sea (the immobile chest wall) and the shore (mobile pleura)
Bar code<unk> Using M-Mode over the pleura, this<unk> represents absent lung sliding, including pneumothorax, showing no transition in movement from the immobile chest wall to the immobile pleura creating a bar code effect
Using M-Mode over the pleura, this<unk> represents absent lung sliding, including pneumothorax, showing no transition in movement from the immobile chest wall to the immobile pleura creating a bar code effect
Ultrasound: Signs
Ultrasound: Soft tissue
Ultrasound: Tendons
Ultrasound: Probe orientation
Ultrasound: Joint
Ultrasound: Probe selection
Ultrasound: Bone
Ultrasound: Pelvic