Video clip WB11 Showing a Single B-line, the bright white (hyperechoic) laser-like vertical line originating off the “Lung Line” and extending

Video clip WB10 Showing Dry Lung with “Lung Sliding” and A-lines.  “Lung Sliding” (previously referred to as the Glide Sign)

Video clip WB09 Showing Infinity B-lines (use the “&” symbol in your records if no infinity symbol on your keyboard) in

Video clip WB08 Showing Orientation Major Pitfall during lung ultrasound. Maintaining screen orientation is imperative by keeping the head to

Video clip WB07 Showing a Shred Sign as in WB06 on the Cardiac Preset (Crd located in the upper right

Video clip WB06 Showing a Shred Sign – Air Bronchogram, a deviation from the expected linear continuity of the “Lung

Video clip WB05 Showing a Small “Blip” along the “Lung Line” with a “Comet-tail Artifact.”  The vertical line is partial and

Video clip WB04 Showing Confluent B-lines, which we record as infinity using the “&” symbol when using keyboards that lack the

Video clip WB03 with >3 B-lines Represent Alveolar-interstitial Syndrome (AIS) Most Often Occur Due to Forms of Alveolar-Interstitial Edema, in which fluid

Video clip WB02 from the Same dog in WB01 Diagnosed with Caval Syndrome (Heartworm, Dirofilaria immitis). Note infinity to greater