Subclavian Vessels Ultrasound Scanning Technique

[@calvin9495]

Thanks for the valsalva tip

[@nataliesmith4575]

was that the subclavian splitting into cephalic and axillary? thanks

[@JosephMinardi]

Seems likely. Important if doing DVT study or placing central line to be sure your targets are against the chest wall. Look for ribs and pleural sliding just underneath the central vessels.

[@annie6253]

hi im a little confused, which way should the probe marker be when in TRANS & SAG for upper arterial?

[@JosephMinardi]

For the subclavian vessels, transverse images are acquired with the indicator directed to 12:00, for longitudinal images, usually around 8:00 on the right, around 10:00 on the left

[@drgadham]

Good clip 👌

[@harounism]

THANKS