Abdominal US - The Bowel

Audience: Medical Students and Residents
Learning Objectives:
Identify the normal sonographic appearance of the bowel
Identify posterior acoustic shadowing
Summary:
Bowel has a characteristic 3 layer wall
The gallbladder has a single layer hyperechoic wall
Gas within the bowel will cause shadowing

[@souaadayeb2922]

thank you so much 03/01/2024

[@hubert155]

Submucosa in your video is actually corresponding to Muscularis layer and is well seen , is hypoechoic (!)

[@jonac7688]

Спасибо большое

[@ahmedsubhi4924]

Thank you so much, please more videos like that

[@dr.faheemchishti7220]

sir it is misleading. Please correct it. The outer most is serosa which is echogenic, next is muscularis propria which is hypoechoic, next is submucosa which is echogenic and lastly is mucosa which is hypoechoic.

[@yemenlover2278]

Nice lecture,, thanks alot

[@drgadham]

excellent teaching

[@masudaakter8879]

Awesome

[@jugaljames9829]

isnt the sbmucosa hyperechoic and muscularis hypoechoic?

[@praveensharma6795]

My Abdomen USG say Hyper motile gaseous small bowel loops. What it means?

[@slowbrommaboxing8621]

can we identify the muscularis propia on US? or does this layer blend with submucosa??

[@RadiologyEducation]

The muscularis propria can be seen as a thin echogenic stripe. It is particularly visible with the stomach.

[@valentinamaldonadopalacios304]

​@@RadiologyEducation is not submucosa hiperechoic and the muscalaris hipoechoic under serosa. and another muscularis layer in mucosa?

[@yasserabdelghani]

Very interesting 👌, , I would like to ask which type of probe and frequency of the used probe

[@juliajj6200]

i thought it had five layers...

[@prosantabarikder978]

Ok dadu