Video clip WB62 showing a strong positive scored as “1” at the CC view in its CC Pouch.  Note the

Video clip WB61 showing the CC view and how probe pressure distorts the shape of the urinary bladder (UB).  The

Video clip WB32 showing the classic AFAST® SR View interrogation of the left kidney.  The left kidney should be imaged

Video clip WB31 showing the rocking cranially movement and the detection of a splenic mass at the AFAST® SR View that

Video clip WB30 showing the AFAST® SR View and why we teach the mantra – spleen, left kidney, and colon

Video clip WB46 showing the finding at the AFAST® SR View of renal cortical cysts in a dog.  These would

Video clip WB47 showing the finding of a splenic mass at the AFAST® Spleno-Renal (SR) View in a dog.  The AFAST®

  Video clip WB48 showing a bright (hyperechoic) renal cortex suggesting ethylene glycol and  referred to as the “halo sign” at the

Video clip WB49 showing retroperitoneal fluid at the AFAST® Spleno-Renal (SR) view in a urethral obstructed cat. Note the enlarged urinary

Video clip WB25 showing the same AFAST® Spleno-Renal (SR) View in a cat as in WB24.  BOTH kidneys are in view