Transverse View Bladder Anatomy on POCUS Peritoneal fluid collects superior to the bladder,

Positive Free Fluid on Bladder FAST exam - Sagittal POCUS View You perform a FAST on this patient s/p MVA. Where does free fluid tend to collect in the pelvis relative to the bladder? Resolution: Superior. This is a sagittal view of the bladder. Top of the screen (where transducer in contact with patient) ANTERIOR, bottom of the screen POSTERIOR. L of screen (where indicator points toward) CEPHALAD, R of screen CAUDAD. Pelvis fluid tends to collect superiorly. #Positive #FreeFluid #Bladder #FAST #exam #POCUS #clinical #ultrasound #Trauma #Sagittal

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Splenic Artery on POCUS Which of the following vessels is appreciated in this clip? Resolution: Splenic artery (off the celiac trunk, which takes off at about 1 o'clock from the aorta). The iliac bifurcation, inferior mesenteric vein, and superior mesenteric vein are not easily appreciated in the clip. Labeled Schematic: https://twitter.com/EUSmkh/status/1031955933809790977 #Splenic #Artery #POCUS #Anatomy #Normal #Clinical #Ultrasound #Abdominal

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Bladder Scan on POCUS with Foley Catheter What is the most likely indication for this study? Resolution: Hematuria is the most likely indication for a bladder scan. In this clip, a foley balloon is sitting within a decompressed bladder (no retention). #Bladder #POCUS #Foley #ultrasound #clinical #transverse

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Biceps Tendon Tendonitis on POCUS Patient presents with left shoulder pain. The sono-anatomy is labeled. Tendons, nerves, and muscle exhibit anisotropy, making them look hypoechoic depending on the angle of insonation. There is fluid around the biceps tendon in this clip, concerning for a partial tear or tendonitis. Dr. Meghan Herbst @EUSmkh #Biceps #Tendon #Tendonitis #POCUS #clinical #msk #ultrasound #anatomy #labeled

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Trachea and Esophagus Visualization on POCUS Transverse plane over trachea, slightly L of midline; note the esophagus to the left and posterior to the trachea (pt is swallowing during clip). This view can be used to confirm endotracheal intubation (vs esophageal intubation), or to assess for an esophageal foreign body. Dr. Meghan Herbst @EUSmkh #Trachea #Esophagus #Visualization #POCUS #airway #clinical #anatomy #labeled

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Bladder Diverticulum on Transverse Bladder POCUS Bladder diverticuli increase the risk for bladder stones, UTI, and vesicoureteral reflux. Labeled Schematic: https://twitter.com/EUSmkh/status/1036955295728197633 #Bladder #Diverticulum #POCUS #Clinical #Transverse

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Fluid Filled Stomach on POCUS A patient presents with abdominal pain. Which of the following is represented by the anechoic area in the clip? Resolution to last week's case: contained anechoic area represents fluid filled stomach. Labeled Schematic: https://twitter.com/EUSmkh/status/892446335626084353 #Fluid #Stomach #Gastric #POCUS #clinical #ultrasound

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Toothpick foreign body on POCUS - Transverse View Transverse view of toothpick FB with posterior shadowing noted. Note presence of fluid surrounding the FB. Dr. Robert Jones @RJonesSonoEM #Toothpick #foreignbody #POCUS #clinical #Transverse #ultrasound

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Bladder Irrigation on POCUS (Transverse View) Irrigation is being performed for retention caused by hematuria Dr. Meghan Herbst @EUSmkh #Bladder #Irrigation #POCUS #Transverse #clinical #ultrasound #urology #radiology

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Ureterovesical Junction Stone on Bladder Ultrasound (Transverse View) This is a transverse plane through the bladder. Bones, stones, air, & foreign bodies are usually hyperechoic on US. There is a large L ureteral stone obstructing the ureterovesicular junction. Ureteral stones are often associated with ipsilateral hydronephrosis. Dr. Meghan Herbst @EUSmkh #Ureterovesical #Junction #UVJ #Stone #Bladder #POCUS #Transverse #clinical #ultrasound

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