How To: Ultrasound for Pneumothorax Case Study Video

[@SasanKhandanpour]

Excellent!! Great Video and great education.

[@bharatjl]

this was very helpful sir.... thanks a lot for this lecture !!

[@michaellyne7496]

Super helpful to understand thoracic ultrasounds. Even relevant for vet med!
Thanks!

[@sumitpatel6096]

Best understood pneumothorax by this video even in 240P quality 😅

[@deafdoc6357]

very well captioned as usual. love your teaching videos

[@Sonosite]

Glad to know! What are your thoughts on the "3D How To" series? We haven't placed any text in the videos, but have made them more visually descriptive. Would love to get your perspective. Here's a link to one: 3D How to: EFAST - Lung Sliding Detection with Phased Array Transducer

[@ShamimAkhtar-so4cm]

Excellent explanation

[@Sonosite]

Glad it was helpful!

[@behappy-uo2jp]

good

[@javiermoralex]

wonderful, excellent....thanks

[@johnnytest3899]

Thanks. Very helpful.

[@osmanabubaker6658]

thanks , excellent ,teaching and explanation

[@Manix1999]

thanks for this excellent post.

[@prashanthak8286]

beautiful and well explained

[@야그루]

Thanks for ur teaching !!!!!

[@benben90b]

thank you excellent

[@delphinapreston9142]

excellent video! thank you

[@gavejoke]

thank you so much

[@sinclair657]

Thank you

[@firelight3912]

Thanxxxxx

[@rajendrakumarsinghmehra2368]

Thank you

[@SaifulIslam-w4g5t]

Excellent

[@monishjl8501]

good

[@5minradiology527]

Great

[@parvathitiruviluamala9870]

Thank you. That was excellent

[@victoriaalicewestwood3558]

This is so clear - thank you !

[@omar-iv9xi]

thank you so much, fantastic

[@attranminh368]

thanks you very much!

[@3bss3b28]

Perfect thank you

[@TrangNguyen-gh7hv]

thank you very much :)

[@shwetapoojary1268]

Excellent video :)

[@florentpumu9517]

Very helpful video

[@juliorodriguez7369]

So nice. Thanks

[@robertomedina9824]

Thank you sir!

[@lalpandey3206]

Superb..👍

[@spartian89]

fantastic

[@celsorostom2717]

Excelente !

[@hokarsaeed185]

Excellent teaching video

[@Sonosite]

Glad you think so!

[@Gerhard2770]

Excellent!

[@narayanitripathi3364]

Erhardt Gerber i

[@abdallarohi5429]

thank u sir video was great..i have one question...we have learnt that stone, air and bone fully reflect sound and are hyperechoic i.e they appear WHITE and cast acoustic shadow as how u have mentioned
so sir how come in this video the ribs are appearing BLACK ??
kindly explain

[@rabbit220]

The ribs appear bright white as they reflect all the ultrasound waves. The black area is posterior to the ribs where no ultrasound waves are able to penetrate. Similar to the shadowing behind brightly echoed gallstones.

[@lorrie9462]

i still can't tell what the lung sliding is supposed to be but it was an educational video. thank you