Great video. 1 small suggestion I would give is to mark the position of probe on the body along with each image. It helps on understanding where exactly to place the probe for beginners. Thank you
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I just started Sonography school and really struggled with visualizing the liver vs what was on the screen. This has helped so much!
What a great presentation!! You are very right to the point . Keep doing what you do. Very very helpful. I would like to print out the diagrams.How do I go about it ?
Thanks a million for this video. Incredibly clear and makes me feel more comfortable with what I have to get done. Thanks again. Is there a complete Abdomen one that you've done? Or is it in sections?
They are just blank sectors if you want to print them out so you can draw in your own images. Creating your own drawings will improve your understanding :)
Great idea! I do have a scrotal how to on my other page, but have not made a Doodle Tutor for it.... I will work on that eventually. Busy redoing my physics lectures! Here's the link to that other video though: th-cam.com/video/rcn-t6WB6pI/w-d-xo.html
It is not - if you think about where the transducer is, it is in the transverse plane, on the anterior abdomen. We then angle up into the body to achieve this image. So the top of the picture is the anatomy that the transducer is in contact with (the anterior abdomen) and the bottom of the picture is the anatomy that is furthest from the transducer, in this case, the heart.
The person who made this video should be awarded a prize. Just amazing …. Best video ever. Great instructor 👏👏👏
Great video. 1 small suggestion I would give is to mark the position of probe on the body along with each image. It helps on understanding where exactly to place the probe for beginners. Thank you
This teached me more things than I learned from my senior resident. Thank you.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I just started Sonography school and really struggled with visualizing the liver vs what was on the screen. This has helped so much!
This is absolutely amazing thank you 🥰
Thanks so much! Loving your vids too!
Extraordinary lucid presentation for learning 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
You r the best instructor ever,the way that you teach is awesome,thank u so much💐
Lecture information and imahes were very organized & simple and very practical . Please go on on the same level. Thanks very much
What a great presentation!! You are very right to the point . Keep doing what you do. Very very helpful. I would like to print out the diagrams.How do I go about it ?
You work is amazing, really helps me with mu study. thanks for sharing the learning resource !
Amazing. Thank you for being awesome! This definitely helps.
Beautiful videos 🙏🙏🙏
I enjoyed this instruction. Thank you for all your anatomy association, this was so helpful in helping with the accurate Info for each image
You are very welcome!
Thanks a million for this video. Incredibly clear and makes me feel more comfortable with what I have to get done. Thanks again. Is there a complete Abdomen one that you've done? Or is it in sections?
It's all in sections as I use these videos as introduction to scanning.
Thanks for very informative video ❤🙏 scan should both lobe in usg image longitudinal or transverse pls reply🙏
Thank you for your amazing illustration
Thank you. This has been so easy to learn
Showing this to all my students🥲
V helpful video for beginners in sonography
This is PERFECT!
Thanks! Very kind of you to say :)
Please make more videos, this is awesome... Thank you
Great presentation!! So very helpful. Thank you! I wanted to see the presentation in your link but when I clicked on your link and it is blank?!
They are just blank sectors if you want to print them out so you can draw in your own images. Creating your own drawings will improve your understanding :)
I want to apply to the sonogram program but I’m so afraid I’ll never understand these images.
Eccellente!
This is a great video. Pls pls make one on scrotal ultrasound as well
Great idea! I do have a scrotal how to on my other page, but have not made a Doodle Tutor for it.... I will work on that eventually. Busy redoing my physics lectures! Here's the link to that other video though: th-cam.com/video/rcn-t6WB6pI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! very helpful! do you have one for gallbladder protocol by chance?
I do! It is grouped into the Biliary Protocol Video :)
Thank you so much for this video! It’s incredibly helpful!
Glad it was helpful! There are other organs too if you need it!
THANK YOU!! ❤
This is amazing! Thank you!!
It’s the best liver video I’ve seen so far, thank you so much for this awesome video
If we turn that in on an image in our lab final, we will get docked points because we didn’t show the whole kidney
At 11:37 is the image upside down??
It is not - if you think about where the transducer is, it is in the transverse plane, on the anterior abdomen. We then angle up into the body to achieve this image. So the top of the picture is the anatomy that the transducer is in contact with (the anterior abdomen) and the bottom of the picture is the anatomy that is furthest from the transducer, in this case, the heart.
If only the segments numbers were labelled, that would be perfect 👌
I cover segments in a different normal anatomy video.
Thank you for your contents