Watch the difference between anechoic (unstable) lipid-rich plaque versus hyperechoic (stable) calcified plaque. See how Doppler criteria determine stenosis severity (peak systolic velocity > 230 cm/sec for >70% stenosis).
Even with excellent resources like Rumack, learners often waste time. Avoid these pitfalls: Rumack Ultrasound Videos
Watch how the examiner scans the four key windows: subxiphoid (cardiac), right upper quadrant (hepatorenal recess), left upper quadrant (splenorenal recess), and suprapubic. Pay attention to anechoic fluid collections representing hemoperitoneum. 230 cm/sec for >
Watch the difference between anechoic (unstable) lipid-rich plaque versus hyperechoic (stable) calcified plaque. See how Doppler criteria determine stenosis severity (peak systolic velocity > 230 cm/sec for >70% stenosis).
Even with excellent resources like Rumack, learners often waste time. Avoid these pitfalls:
Watch how the examiner scans the four key windows: subxiphoid (cardiac), right upper quadrant (hepatorenal recess), left upper quadrant (splenorenal recess), and suprapubic. Pay attention to anechoic fluid collections representing hemoperitoneum.