Carotid Duplex/Doppler Protocol
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- This is scan through using me as a subject. Hope you guys find this useful, it would be great and more impactful to do it live and in person. But alas, perhaps in the future!
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nice voice, fast talking, best basic carotid us video saw until now. bravo
You can also do gray-scale and color simultaneously to save time with the GE. I press the “left and right” split screen buttons at the same time, which gives you your grayscale on one side of the screen and your color on the other side. 👍🏾. Great video Henry!
Which button is that in GE P8?
@@jonty3awal I use the GE logiq e9 so I’m not sure if it’s the same on the GE p8, but the same buttons that you would use to activate the split screen function (left or right), I first find my vessel in grayscale, next I activate color Doppler, then I press the left and right split screen buttons at the same time and you should have one side of the screen displaying the vessel in grayscale while the other half of the screen will display the vessel in color. Hopefully this made sense.
Dual screen is how I learned in school during lab. Where I work, I learned from one of the techs training me to just take the image in color first, take it off, and then retake the image in GS. I always take a while to process dual screen in my brain, especially when I expect it to be live, but the capture button is on, which is why the image isn't moving lol that's why, for me, color-then-off is the way I do it now. Definitely to each their own though!
this will definitely help me on my portable carotid doppler scan later.. thanks for the vid!!
I appreciate your videos so much. Thank you!!
Thank you so much. I truly appreciate these. Keep up the good work
You’re welcome! Will do
simply and clear! Good job
Perfect, there are all the information I wanted to know, thank you for sharing.
Great video!! Thank you, this helped me so much!
Bravo ! Excellent video
Great video! Thanks!
Thank you for making these I haven’t scanned in a year and a half after an extended maternity leave (had worked for 10 yrs before that) it’s all coming back to me while watching your videos thank you this helps!
Great work. Thanks.
Thank You for sharing. I'm actually preparing to go into lab and scan myself. Good to see that you have done it and I won't be looked at oddly for doing it. :-)
I think moser Sonographers scan themselves at one time or another best way to learn when theres no subject
Thanks for this pleasant video!
So helpful!! Thank you!!
You should have put the labels on the ultrasound images such as where is the bulb ? Bifurcation and how to get proximal , mid, and distal cca . For the person had never done vascular and carotid exam it is a challenge
awesome video!
Very helpful!!! Thank you!!!
Great video 👍🏽 awesome information as always!
Thanks 😊
Good information ,lot of thanks Sir
Thank you for this video
Hello Henry. Thank You so much for this. Currently doing the Carotid Protocol in class and its very helpful that I can always go back and use your vid as reference. Much appreciated.
The way you explain all looks very impressive 👍👍
😌 thanks!
i start class again in the fall great refresher before clinicals!!!
You’re welcome!!
That would be so bad..if he was doing this video and found something wrong. Thank you for all that you do 😊❤️jenn
Haha!
Great video! Is a duplex ultrasound more comprehensive and detailed than a Doppler ultrasound? Does a duplex automatically provide color imaging for the physician?
Can a duplex be used for entire leg including the knee as well as in renal and pelvic imaging?
Thanks🙏🏻
Thank you from Afghanistan
Just had my test today.
Do MSK protocols please .
Thank you so much Henry! This video was very informative with great tips. I’ve been struggling to locate the ica and eca especially with people who don’t have a clear “pitch fork” appearance/very high bif. Much love
the best
4:30 Where I work, TT isn't really used. For me, I'm still in my externship, so I'm hazy on precisely where to tap. Since I need to find it anyway, it's much easier to use PW and compare both arteries.
I honestly have used it once or twice in 17 years
Hi does it mean anything if the peak end and peak systolic are negative? Should they always be positive?
Can you recommend someone good in Minneapolis?
Can transcranial doppler detect brain aneurysms?
Can the thyroid also be done with this?
What if theres plaque? Where would you place spectral doppler? Thank you for providing such informative videos 💛
In the lumen where the plaque is.
So at stenosis not prox or distal from it correct? Thank you for replying!
@@jossmarro5452 you can scan pre and post stenosis too. Take several at the stenosis and use the highest velocity
@@SonographicTendencies thank youuu ! I appreciate it so much
no subclavs?
What velocities do you use for the ICA/CCA ratio?
Highest PSV of each
Great Video!!!!
Can you plz do one on Knobology on your GE machine. Thank you!!!
Sure been meaning to do that
How do you orient your probe?
marker on the right side of patient in trasversal scanning (short axis) and to the patient's head in longitudinal scansion (long axis) conventionally
God I love vascular