Video clip WB17 Showing the Classic “Gator Sign Orientation” and Dry Lung. Note the Lung Sliding (previously called the Glide
Read MoreVideo clip WB16 Showing Small Volume Pleural Effusion (PE) along with Infinity B-lines (also referred to as ultrasound lung rockets,
Read MoreVideo clip WB15 showing Greater than 3 B-lines (also called ultrasound lung rockets, ULRs) defined as more than 3 over a
Read MoreVideo clip WB14 showing Infinity B-lines (also called ultrasound lung rockets, ULRs) at the Vet BLUE® Middle Lung Region (Md) in
Read MoreVideo clip WB12 Showing 4 Intercostal Spaces at this regional Vet BLUE® view. Several intercostal spaces may be visible in puppies,
Read MoreVideo clip WB11 Showing a Single B-line, the bright white (hyperechoic) laser-like vertical line originating off the “Lung Line” and extending
Read MoreVideo clip WB10 Showing Dry Lung with “Lung Sliding” and A-lines. “Lung Sliding” (previously referred to as the Glide Sign)
Read MoreVideo clip WB09 Showing Infinity B-lines (use the “&” symbol in your records if no infinity symbol on your keyboard) in
Read MoreVideo clip WB08 Showing Orientation Major Pitfall during lung ultrasound. Maintaining screen orientation is imperative by keeping the head to
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