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Pneumoperitoneum from perforated duodenal ulcer on RUQ POCUS

Male with severe RUQ abdominal pain. Answer in thread.
POCUS Male with ... severe RUQ abdominal ... anterior to the liver ... #POCUS #clinical ... #ultrasound #Abdominal
Gallbladder Perforation with pericholecystic abscess on POCUS

Patient with RUQ pain/fever.  Answer in thread. holecystitis/impacted stone
Patient with RUQ ... holecystitis/impacted stone ... Labeled Schematic ... Cholelithiasis #POCUS ... #clinical #ultrasound
Renal Pelvis Stone on POCUS

A patient presents with fever and RLQ pain.  Coronal plane showing
on POCUS A patient ... with fever and RLQ ... plane showing liver ... #clinical #ultrasound ... kidney #anatomy #labeled
Stone-In-Neck Sign on POCUS

A patient presents with abdominal pain and tenderness over this area. The scan
Stone-In-Neck Sign ... stone-in-neck ( ... #POCUS #clinical ... #gallbladder #ultrasound ... #abdominal #labeled
Stone-In-Neck Sign on Gallbladder POCUS

This 40yo F presented with R flank pain. Here is her biliary
Stone-In-Neck Sign ... the gallbladder (SIN ... #POCUS #clinical ... #gallbladder #ultrasound ... #abdominal #labeled
Free Air on Abdominal POCUS - Enhanced Peritoneal Stripe Sign (EPSS)

50 year old female with LLQ
(EPSS) 50 year ... anteriorly over the RUQ ... peritoneum and liver ... #POCUS #EPSS #clinical ... #ultrasound #radiology
Choledocholithiasis on POCUS RUQ

Transducer positioned anteriorly over RUQ (top of the screen = anterior) demonstrating the
Note the stone with ... shadow lodged in ... #clinical #CBD ... #dilatation #abdominal ... #ultrasound #RUQ
Dilated Distal Common Bile Duct on POCUS

Male with RUQ abdominal pain for 2 days.  GB
Male with RUQ ... abdominal pain ... Answer: MULTIPLE stones ... Labeled Schematic ... #clinical #ultrasound
Ruptured Hepatic Hyatid Cyst on RUQ Ultrasound

52-yo female with hypotension after blunt abdominal trauma from fall
Ultrasound 52 ... hypotension after blunt abdominal ... #Abdominal #POCUS ... #clinical #ultrasound ... #Liver #Trauma
AAA is defined as a localized balloon-like dilatation of the abdominal aorta greater than 3cm. Risk
greater than 1cm/year ... have claimed that POCUS ... Singh, MD #Clinical ... #Radiology #POCUS ... #Abdominal #Ultrasound