lung ultrasound all thing you want to know Dr Ahmed Esawy
Pulmonary lung ultrasound in 5 minutes . all things Lung always ultrasound done in 5 minutes The bat sign The A-line The B-line & lung rockets (interstitial fluid) Lung sliding (visceral pleura +lung movement) Pleural effusion The quad sign The sinusoid sign Consolidation (pneumonia) The tissue-like sign The shred sign pneumothorax The stratosphere sign (barcode sign) The lung point B Lines sign B1 lines (septal rockets) interstitial pattern (edema) B2 lines (ground glass) Alveolar pattern (edema) Heart failure (pulmonary oedema) Monitoring and therapy titration Prognosis Dialysis ALI(alveolar interstitial)/ARDS Interstitial lung disease eclampsia COPD, Asthma, PE (embolism) CHF, ARDS, Pneumonia in Bad lung Comet-tail artifact lung pulse sign Pneumothorax Sky-ocean-beach Abolished lung sliding stratosphere sign on M-mode barcode sign Lung point sign A profile Pleural effusion QUAD SIGN Sinusoidal sign Fluid color sign Ultrasound pleural effusion volume interstitial syndrome (IS) ALI alveolar interstitial syndrome pulmonary edema cardiogenic pulmonary edema Non- cardiogenic pulmonary edema interstitial pneumonia or pneumonitis diffuse parenchymal interstitial lung disease (pulmonary fibrosis Interstitial pulmonary edema alveolar pulmonary edema alveolar consolidations Pneumonia atelectasis 1-Tissue pattern (hepatization) 2-Sub pleural echo poor region 3-Boundary or shred line (shred sign). 4-Reverberation echos in the margin 5-Air bronchograms (white) 6-Fluid bronchograms (black) 7-Dynamic air and fluid bronchogram (An air bronchogram 8-Lenticular air trappings 9-Hypoechoic abscess formation 10-Focal B-lines BLUE Protocol(1) (Bedside Lung Ultrassonography in Emergency FALLS (Fluid Administration Limited by Lung Sonography) C.A.U.S.E. (Cardiac Arrest Ultrasound Exam) protocol
