Basic Transthoracic Echocardiography (Cardiac Ultrasound) - TTE Made Simple

[@drapoorvarai6640]

I absolutely cant believe all the major points discussed within 20 min. Grateful for people like you.

[@MarcusTheMedic]

being able to condense so much information into an easily digestable video is a talent. amazing video!! ultrasounds of the hearts were so confusing at first

[@POCUS101]

Thanks so much for the support!

[@Hishammahadi1]

Best introduction to Echo I ve seen on youtube

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@piyushrawat6103]

Am doing fellowship in ecocardiograpy the lecture was very helpful for me to understand echooo

[@alicek9004]

the best cardiac ultrasound tutorial ever. I wasted so much time in class.

[@POCUS101]

Wow, thanks!

[@eyramasare]

Omg 2 semesters of echo sonography 😩in only 18mins🙌🏾, straight to the point,so helpful👍🏾

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words

[@hiamal-atnah3039]

This is literally the best video on TTE! Please post more advanced videos

[@littlejoy4]

Hands down, the best video out there

[@kaitlynortiz7985]

Wow, I’m taking Echo Theory 2 and there was a lot of information my instructors didn’t mention that you did. I was still confused, but you cleared everything right up. Thank you

[@POCUS101]

Awesome! That is so great to hear kaitlyn!

[@drnikeshkumar7040]

1st video I watched of Echocardiography for my own training..Just loved it❤😊😊..Being a pediatric resident .. I just learnt something awesome today.... One thing I could understand by my visualisation... Probe visual field is a wall ..and you have to look at this visual wall from the left (Anticlock direction I'm standing; Left side to marker and probe- In any view...It was trick used by me)... Revisiting the Anatomy of heart ❤❤

[@blancan918]

This is such a good lecture thank you so much! I'm a medical registrar hoping to specialise in cardiology next year - this has been so helpful. very clear explanation!

[@POCUS101]

That's awesome. So glad you found it helpful. Good luck on specializing in cardiology!

[@piyushrawat6103]

Have u completed specialise in cardiology dr

[@zippity61]

Super efficient teaching here! Good job with all the pertinent points. I come back to this periodically if I am feeling rusty.

[@POCUS101]

Great to hear!

[@xolaxola110]

You are brilliant, will go will confidence to scan my patient tomorrow

[@birdwatcheruk]

Absolutely amazing and brilliantly condensed video of all the necessary basics of Echo.

[@selvammuthaiya]

Thanks!

[@sandras258]

Very very helpfull video actually am working as a application specialist for an USG machine so this video will help me very well.. thanku so much

[@marcellapasqui8803]

Grazie.

[@POCUS101]

Thanks so much!!

[@xxxx-lx3th]

I lvoe you! Much more learned than in the hospital during working with many cardilogists...! *please more and next steps* If so, you would get a present from me from Germany, really!!!

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@samix.official]

Tnx for preparing this classified and step by step education for us..god bless you

[@eshetuseid3337]

you have a wisdom of teaching on echo, grateful for people like you.

[@alaaalshammari5699]

God bless you... Thank you very much... For this beatiful and informative lecture

[@rajaram-ht7hn]

Excellent excellent what a knowledgeable video this is awesome...no words

[@cj7ification]

I can't thank you enough for this. It's the best TTE video out there.

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the feedback! We really appreciate it.

[@brainman709]

@@POCUS101 Best by far!

[@POCUS101]

@@brainman709 Thanks!! Appreciate the kind words. it means a lot.

[@ge9949]

Awesome awesome, I attended one course in the past. I watched mini KZbin’s, and by far this is the best one.

[@Dr.NilsPo]

Absolutely fantastic introduction into echocardiography. Thank you!

[@cameliaa8069]

Perfect, so clear, perfect video to start watching for a beginner. Thank you very much!

[@christopherchen6937]

WOOOW!!!!!!!!!!! This is really so much satisfying for the thorough understanding for postgraduate year clerkship of medicinal student!!! SUBSCRIBED ALREADY! Keep going on! Appreciate it!!!

[@POCUS101]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ceez3841]

I've been looking for videos to understand this concept better. Im still a bit lost, but this has helped me gain a better understanding. I'm a rapid response nurse at a teaching hospital and this is going to belp with POCUS assessments for deteriorating pts. Thank you for your time and expertise.

[@ramanujansri80]

Very good video..very informative and clear..thank you🙏

[@nazianishat1067]

This is amazing Echo Video i have seen till now!!!

[@naeemullah6976]

Best video. Importanyt and High yield points are clearly explained.

[@nicholasandrews5248]

Such an awesome video. Thanks for making it simple and easy to follow/understand!

[@Monroe2026]

I need more videos like that. I just started echo and this was the first echo we did PLA

[@ssekajjakenneth5451]

A lot of valuable information in one video

[@melissalim7124]

Thank you. Clear and concise lecture. Next is putting them to practice.

[@FlyingPhysician]

Wonderfully explained. I watched many videos of 2D Echo but this is exceptionally good.

[@dryakoot]

A real Talented Teacher

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@dr.nagendrapatil9675]

Thank you very much for your valuable information

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@Nick01822]

Thanks for this video. It was really useful for someone like me who is definiteky not a natural at US!

[@POCUS101]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nay3802]

Thank you for this. I never quite understood the EPSS until just now.

[@POCUS101]

You're very welcome!

[@erickmange6588]

Very informative in a short time. Thank you so much 😇🙏

[@dragoryxion]

my dude thanks, one of the better videos here on YT, just needed the basics of this although the images given to us were on our Pediatric case hahha

[@POCUS101]

Awesome!!! Glad it was helpful!

[@mohamedjamalattia3594]

best tte ever watched man

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Mohamed!

[@elyiann147]

Saying THANKS is not enough ❤

[@hawraafadhil3291]

Thank you so much This video helped me incredibly 👌

[@AP-fq2dh]

This is one of the best TTE video.

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the comment and good luck scanning!

[@alizafatima1894]

Very effective way of teaching

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for liking

[@ahmedyaseen5369]

Great echo education video, thank you

[@alvincardoz1974]

Thank you so much for this wonderful presentation

[@POCUS101]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@lameryster]

youve done great contribution. thanks and congratulations.

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Fernando

[@rajendrakumarsinghmehra2368]

Great lecture on echocardiography ,it's very helpful in learning echocardiography

[@POCUS101]

Thanks so much for the comment!

[@mirrorimage3606]

This is very good. Thanks for simplifying the readings and repeating and summarising

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad it was helpful!

[@ranbirjoshi4295]

Excellent short and precise.

[@POCUS101]

Glad you liked it!

[@claudiahernandezsuañez]

i wish schools taught like this

[@sathyachowdary5573]

Best 2D echo tutorial.

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Sathya!!

[@kridsanawatrattanaprayoon2944]

the best video for basic echo ever..!!! , thank you !

[@POCUS101]

Thanks for the kind words!! Hope you are enjoying your POCUS Journey :)

[@pisesrathmony2011]

Thank you for your presentation.

[@sabaansari2365]

A big thanks for making this too easy💓

[@POCUS101]

Absolutely. Thanks Saba!

[@dkannikakamali8575]

Very clear explanation sir great job 👏 and thanks 😊

[@XX-ru5wu]

Finally someone, who explained it in the best way! Thank you soooo much. *Best video* Please now part 2 for measurements+for which results which measurents are. *It's really S.O.S.-call from Germany* . I need it urgently.

[@POCUS101]

haha. Thanks for the comment X X. What measurements are you looking for specifically. It takes a while to make a video, but will try my best :)

[@XX-ru5wu]

@@POCUS101 thank you for your reply POCUS101. I mean, what to do after finding PLAX,PLSX, 4CH,2CH,3CH. When cw,pw, which measurements give you an answer for what. Until now I couldn't find a good algorithym for that. Please.please.please

[@POCUS101]

@@XX-ru5wu Okay I see. That is a more complex question. Is this in terms of hemodynamics. Like VTI measurements with PW at aortic valve and using CW for TR/MR, etc?

[@XX-ru5wu]

Yes please. This points are so difficult for me+I loojing for a simple method step by step to have a complete TTE.please. help me to be 50% good as you

[@chaonora0708]

Learn most of the necessary things. Thank you so much

[@argytsalgkidis9821]

Great video, so much information explained properly. thank you

[@dhritid5632]

It is the best. I could understand echo after seeing it.

[@juancarlossanchez9293]

muy buena síntesis, fácil de aplicar al dia con dia

[@ourprecioussaviorchoirlind642]

Very good explanation and easy to understand

[@ShahbazAli-td5me]

Very Simple and very easy to under stand. 👍👍👍

[@POCUS101]

Thanks 👍

[@jxij99]

Thank you. You make it very easy to understand

[@ShakirShakir-yf7ge]

Zabardast...! Excellent demonstration, on top of that, even a non English speaking person can understand your pronounciation. Probably it would be of much help if u explain/ demonstrate how to best visualize IVC along with hypovolemic and overload appearances. Thanks for the video

[@karthiksaravanan4006]

OMG! No words! Only claps!! The best ever!!! Do you have any other echo /radio classes?

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Arun! Yes we are in the process of coming up with some courses. Stay tuned!!

[@fredjones554]

Thank you. Very professional

[@Uncle_Andrew086]

Amazing stuff wechi pondo. Thank you

[@sheikhmd.jakaria8828]

Nice information in simple language

[@titosalman7252]

Vielen vielen Dank . Sehr gute Aufklärung

[@POCUS101]

Du bist herzlich Willkommen!! Danke für den Kommentar

[@jofreaka]

Fantastic overview, thanks.

[@Dr.Ijaz_ab]

Thanks for the information ❤

[@abhishektandon3762]

Thanks. It was a great video

[@raveeshroy]

7:12 E POINT SEPTAL SEPARATION (EPSS) 7:20 E=PASSIVE FILLING A= ATRIAL CLICK 11:21 RIGHT VENTRICULAR STRAIN 13:48 PERICARDIAL TAMPONADE

[@johnfredynietorios1091]

fantastic chapter

[@jesperle8922]

Well done! concise and informative

[@framga3759]

Well done video guys!

[@mohsinrasheed7811]

Superb!!!

[@blackwolf3590]

thank you very much can you make a video about prothetic valves assessment? many thanks again

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Black Wolf. We will keep this in mind!

[@sanjarbekkarimov764]

Assalomu alaykum. Thank you my dear! The video is very useful.

[@beyon_plastiqinc.8365]

Hi! Great video. How is the heart an inverted cone? Is there another video i should watch? Thanks I’m a new echo student.

[@cnxdrm2821]

Thanks mate. Such a great video. Keep em coming please

[@amjenajesus701]

You’re the best❤❤❤

[@nursep18]

awesome!! Make more!

[@soumyaranjanpatra2279]

Excellent👍💯💯

[@POCUS101]

Thanks!!

[@muhammadbashir9747]

Great video

[@POCUS101]

Thanks!

[@sandraibeneme5139]

Great video Thank you

[@POCUS101]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@whiteangel8939]

Wow thanks alot ,from baghdad

[@rafaelfonseca8872]

Great video! Thanks!

[@jibinbenoy6613]

Excellent video sir.clearly explained ❤

[@byebye5907]

Can the ivc measurement influenced when the patient is intubated?

[@juanmanuelotoyafernandez9151]

Buen resumen

[@clarissasamuels2339]

Thank you for such an awesome video.

[@POCUS101]

Our pleasure!

[@alfredogutierrezhernandez6689]

Certainly its a great tutorial

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Alfredo!

[@AbdulAziz-vo8qj]

Really it was very very informative

[@kimberlyevangelista2258]

OMG this is the video that I needed thank you so much for putting out this video and really explaining everything

[@POCUS101]

Absolutely! Thanks for the comment and best of luck.

[@SuperBraNTA]

I just don’t get it: why the heck we orient probe towards right shoulder and examine the flipped image if we stand right to the patient? Wouldn't it be more convenient to see the left ventricle on the right, not on the left? I mean, we are standing to the right of the patient and the picture on the device coincides with the plane that the probe cuts off. Why do we need this confusion with the position of the probe, the picture, and what we imagine in the patient's chest?