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ultrasound positive abscess beavertail caudal complex contusion cpr ctchest enlarged exam gastric handlebar laceration leftlobe lung pulmonary radiology rupture ruq
Positive FAST exam at the caudal liver edge Ultrasound isn't as sensitive for solid organ injury, but
for solid organ injury ... Injury to spleen ... Most Sensitive Area ... #positive #trauma ... #clinical #POCUS
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 Post-Arrest Liver Laceration on POCUS Liver laceration can occur secondarily to chest compressions. Delays in detecting post-arrest
secondarily to chest ... post-arrest intra-abdominal ... #Laceration #cpr ... #POCUS #clinical ... #trauma #ultrasound
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 Gastric Rupture on Positive RUQ FAST Exam Bike vs Car. Bicyclist hits anterior torso on mailbox.
Exam Bike vs Car ... Exam #Positive #Abdominal ... #POCUS #clinical ... #ultrasound #Liver ... #Trauma
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 Beaver Tail Liver - Enlarged Left Lobe of the Liver on POCUS LUQ trauma case. Rollover
on POCUS LUQ trauma ... Has abdominal pain-left ... hematoma/splenic injury ... appearance of the area ... #clinical #ultrasound
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 Complex Ascites on POCUS 62 yo F with rec dx colon CA s/p colectomy, liver cirrhosis w
s/p colectomy, liver ... +constipation, last ... as well as an area ... #POCUS #SBP #clinical ... #ultrasound #abdominal
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 Handlebar Traumatic Injury Young girl presents to you after low energy, helmeted bicycle accident. Her vitals
re-exams (normal CXR ... injuries to spleen, liver ... exams, FASTs and ... #Injury #clinical ... #video
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 Authors: Mark M. Ramzy, DO, EMT-P (@MarkRamzyDO, EM Resident Physician, Drexel University, Department of Emergency Medicine)
This patient’s clinical ... x-ray (CXR), try ... not seen on a CXR ... consider intra-abdominal ... bleeding often from a liver
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