Pocket Atlas of Emergency UltrasoundImprove your ability to perform and interpret emergency ultrasound exams with this unique pocket atlas Featuring more than 400 ultrasound images, dozens of illustrations, and concise, bulleted text, Pocket Atlas of Emergency Ultrasound allows you to instantly compare and contrast your real-time images with those identified here. You will also find valuable how-to guidance covering essentials such as probe placement, patient positioning, and proper settings along with anatomical drawings that help you visualize affected organs. You’ll also find:
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Contents
Chapter 1 Ultrasound Basics | 1 |
Chapter 2 Trauma | 29 |
Chapter 3 Cardiac | 61 |
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Pocket Atlas of Emergency Ultrasound Robert Reardon,O. John Ma,James Mateer No preview available - 2010 |
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abdominal aorta abdominal aortic aneurysm ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS arrow artery artifact axis bladder cardiac cephalad CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS CLINICAL INDICATIONS color Doppler compression contributed by Lori coronal view Corresponding ultrasound image cyst distal duct echogenic Ectopic pregnancy Emergency Ultrasound exam femoral nerve femoral vein Figure four-chamber view free fluid gallbladder gestational sac Gulfcoast Ultrasound hepatic hydronephrosis hyperechoic hypoechoic inferior vena cava lateral decubitus position left atrium left ventricle liver Longitudinal view Lori Green Lori Sens M-mode midline sagittal mitral valve needle tip ofthe ovary Parasternal long-axis view patient patient’s right pelvic pericardial effusion Photo contributed PITFALLS placenta previa pleural popliteal popliteal vein portal vein Probe marker Probe position reading in Emergency renal right kidney right ventricle Rotate the probe sagittal view Sens and Lori sonogram spinous processes structures Subcostal thrombus TIPS TO IMPROVE tissue Transabdominal transducer Transvaginal image Transverse view ultrasound guidance uterus visualized wall yolk sac