Pyloric Ultrasound

Hypertrophic Pyloric Stensosis is caused by the thickening of the pyloric muscle resulting in a mechanical obstruction.
Typical presentation 4-8 weeks
Pyloric Stenosis

Sonographic measurement parameters
greater that 0.3 cm muscle thickness
greater than 1.5 cm length

[@angelinadomina2371]

Thank you so much Henry your videos help me so much for getting an overview of anatomy, pathology and technique and I love watching them as last-minute summaries before exams.

[@SonographicTendencies]

🙌 I’m glad you found it useful!

[@melissalaneey6993]

Very difficult exam when a baby is crying and pushing your probe away 😤

[@ramseyr1562]

Great video. Thank you.

[@usmleLION]

This is phenomenal! One small suggestion if I may, is just as med student breezing through many videos per day, would love if the images had simple labels during the discussion, like "normal" placed above the normal images, etc. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS, these are incredibly helpful for studying!!!

[@usmleLION]

also love the music, pumps up the mood while studying!!!

[@drgadham]

Very good video

[@drgadham]

Excellent presentation

[@rinkuvasaya9657]

Thanks alot to clearify probe positioning.

[@foodislife6735]

My daughter , now son and also my fiance and all the guys on his side of the family had it. My daughter was the first female to have it . It's very rare in girls and she had it

[@ginoasci2876]

what is this guy talking about? what did your daughter, son, husband, and his family have? and does it fix itself? i’m trying to understand this video and the pyloric valve. thank you

[@drgadham]

Excellent teaching presentation

[@MrXzenonx]

Nice video , Awesome Explanations with anantomy and everything :D

[@irfanullah9581]

Great vedeo

[@sheilasweet916]

Thank you so much as a new tech working ed this video is sooo helpful

[@longlivebear]

Hey thanks for video - great update and refresher!

[@SonographicTendencies]

longlivebear you're welcome!!

[@julial3758]

sigh.. i wish it's as straightforward as this.. but like, ok so u see that and it looks positive don't you need to feed them to check if the fluid goes thru? the view im seeing after the baby is so full that it's lower area.. .. i mean since you fed the baby and fluid went thru so it's just spasm? Not positive right?

[@Reyes847]

Excellent video. Well explained and to the point. Thanks

[@SonographicTendencies]

You’re welcome!!

[@pislaruveaceslav3395]

amazing videos

[@khalidaahmed3243]

Thanks🙏

[@vincentmutugi4597]

Great sir💯

[@tonoymark]

I need teacher like you

[@pamagranetfruit3592]

Great video, Thanks

[@daisyklimm2351]

Very good Video!

[@miguelreyes9394]

Solid video, immediately figured you're from miami with your accent.

[@tarado96]

Thanks for a great presentation Henry. May I suggest other pediatric conditions such as hips, appy, etc... for future videos?

[@SonographicTendencies]

Hey there here's my blog where I cover all those things as well including videos! sonographictendencies.wordpress.com/ Here is the appendix post sonographictendencies.wordpress.com/2016/12/07/appendix-ultrasound/ Here is the Infant Hips sonographictendencies.wordpress.com/2016/12/11/neonatal-hip-ultrasound/

[@darnettwilliams1761]

Henry l love you

[@darnettwilliams1761]

You have helped me master my craft. Thank you for these wonderful presentations.

[@Mindy-s-channel]

Very well done

[@nathaliaarreguin7406]

You're the best!!

[@gustavopichardo]

Excelente 👍

[@dr.selmaf.whayeb6667]

Brilliant

[@SonographicTendencies]

😁

[@dr.reznawazdawar7453]

important for HPS

[@thomasrgrounds1215]

I had surgery at 6 weeks old to fix my pyloric valve, my heart stopped beating for 45 seconds on the operating table.