Veterinary Echocardiography Tips: 3 ways to optimise your left apical 4-chamber view

[@SmartVetCardiologyCenter]

Wow, it's a greet, simplified tech. Please keep on making these videos, especially tips to optimize right long and short parasternal views

[@veterinaryechocardiography]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.

[@vetteach]

that was wonderful

[@marianchiuco1057]

This is very helpful. I hope you can also show where the scanner should be on the dog.

[@lilpawsdogclinic]

nice explanation

[@soon9994]

Thank you a lot for the video, just wondering is there any tips for doing so on a cat? Thanks

[@ericavieira6807]

Great 👏

[@dmantsio]

Thank you, so much for the video. How is the probe oriented in relation to the dog in the video? Is the button looking the tail , spine, elsewhere? Thanks again

[@veterinaryechocardiography]

Thanks for the great question, dmantsio. The orientation of the probe marker in relation to the dog can also depend on which side you have your on-screen marker. I will make a video next week, to answer your question properly.

[@veterinaryechocardiography]

Does this help, dmantsio? ua-cam.com/video/vuU1vPGTbwo/v-deo.html

[@pb5640]

you are not only rocking but also translating (sliding) a small amount from what I just saw.