In this part, we have prepared a short video for you about documentation and quantification in ultrasound because, after all, measuring and saving our findings is an essential part of our work as sonographers.
Case stories that stick
In part 8 of the Ultrasound 101-series, we will learn about why not all things on your scanner’s image are as they seem.
You will frequently only need one or two views to know the problem in emergencies. Can you make the diagnosis in the following case?
Here’s a case from our Adult Congenital Heart Disease BachelorClass: A 60 y/o woman with palpitations and no relevant previous medical history presents at your echocardiography lab.
In part 7 of the Ultrasound 101 series, you will learn more about the background of how the ultrasound image is developed, some basic physics behind it and the "why" behind the image.
The answer to our question "What pathology of the lung resembles a ‘spider web’ on ultrasound?"