Hi, thanks for posting it. This is my understanding from the video. 1- from 0-degrees four chambers view, the angle plane is changed to 45-90 degrees to find the LAA. 2- from 0-degrees four chambers view ante-flex the probe to get 0-degrees view. 3- from 0-degrees four chambers view, withdraw the probe and ante-flex the probe to obtain 0-degrees view. Please correct me, if I have missed something.
For number 3, simply pulling out may work. However, note that when you only pull out you may loose contact with the LA and subsequently loose in the image. Remember, anteflexion always serves to increase LA contact and thereby improves the image.
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Hi, thanks for posting it. This is my understanding from the video.
1- from 0-degrees four chambers view, the angle plane is changed to 45-90 degrees to find the LAA.
2- from 0-degrees four chambers view ante-flex the probe to get 0-degrees view.
3- from 0-degrees four chambers view, withdraw the probe and ante-flex the probe to obtain 0-degrees view.
Please correct me, if I have missed something.
For number 3, simply pulling out may work. However, note that when you only pull out you may loose contact with the LA and subsequently loose in the image. Remember, anteflexion always serves to increase LA contact and thereby improves the image.