Point of Care Lung Ultrasound (POCUS)

[@rafaelortuzar4311]

Thanks. Nice demostration and very easy to understand. And your model did great. I think he blinked twice during the whole video.

[@mariafernandaviana6989]

I'm studying this subject at medical school and this video helped me a LOT. thanks.

[@Elzhen]

Useful training. Thank you

[@taweevatassavapokee3094]

Thanks John. Great demonstration! But I would like to add some important points; three or more B-lines in a single rib interspace is abnormal( aka lung rocket). Bilateral B-lines or B-profile is defined when you see lung rocket in 2 lung zones on each side bilaterally which you can see in patients with pulmonary edema, ARDS, ILD or diffuse interstitial pneumonitis. But unilateral or focal B-line is when you see lung rocket just one side of lung which you can see in patients with focal pneumonia, atelectasis, lung contusion, pulmonary infarct or malignancy.

[@StanfordMedicine25]

Thanks for the comment!

[@KesterEfugh21]

Nice demonstration. Well done.

[@jean-marcdemaroussem9956]

Excellent tutorial

[@mulungijonathan5501]

Thank you, greatly explained

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

Thanks a ton .Useful and crisp

[@ravipandey9215]

Very very well explained

[@Tom-kh2vx]

Why not use M mode for pneumothorax diagnosis? Barcode and seashore sign visually make it so much easier than just lungsliding and ant-sign in B Mode

[@alexl1877]

watching this as a college freshman in diagnostic medical sonography and have no clue what im looking at or hearing

[@ziyokovjoshi]

Pneumothorax use mised