Wall Filter, Steering, and Angle Correction - Advanced Ultrasound Doppler Settings made Easy

[@sumerasadiq4225]

yeah except for that angle over 60 deg, everything else was great. great simplified explanation. Stay stafe. thanx

[@POCUS101]

Cool, thanks!!

[@nicholaskav5200]

helpful for a better understanding of doppler optimization ,thank you

[@margaritaperez2128]

Thank you.. appreciate your help 👍..Very helpful.. I'll look forward to more of your teachings🤗

[@POCUS101]

Thanks Margarita for the kind words!!

[@drgadham]

Very good teaching

[@shakeebuddinkashif4578]

Where do I steer, +20 or -20 and where should be the steer

[@small-timegarden]

Hi. Is there a standard steering angle to use? Thank you

[@miteshsrivastava7547]

Sir please told the application work in echo machine

[@danmuia9673]

Good explanation

[@maryzulick9369]

The problem is you gave great advice about using your angle correct but you were over 60 degrees which is incorrect . You really need to give correct information, especially if a new tech is watching your video! However, I would hope whomever is doing vascular work should know this!

[@POCUS101]

Ideally wouldn't be over 60 degrees in the first place. The point is to show the difference in angle correction and difference in velocity it makes.

[@HugoHerrera-f4u]

Can you please show how to correctly adjust the angle and keep it at 60 degrees please

[@HugoHerrera-f4u]

@@POCUS101 can you please for us newbies explain how to have a correct angle and still be at 60 degrees

[@traceycockayne7282]

60 degrees is ideal and should be the goal, but per ASE the angle should never exceed 70 degrees. So your angle can still give good readings slightly above 60

[@sumerasadiq4225]

it would be great if u make a video on SPI for ARDMS. i am preparing for my SPI exam and would appreciate ur help.

[@POCUS101]

Noted. Will add more videos when possible.