Video clip WB05 Showing a Small “Blip” along the “Lung Line” with a “Comet-tail Artifact.” The vertical line is partial and
Read MoreVideo clip WB04 Showing Confluent B-lines, which we record as infinity using the “&” symbol when using keyboards that lack the
Read MoreVideo clip WB03 with >3 B-lines Represent Alveolar-interstitial Syndrome (AIS) Most Often Occur Due to Forms of Alveolar-Interstitial Edema, in which fluid
Read MoreVideo clip WB02 from the Same dog in WB01 Diagnosed with Caval Syndrome (Heartworm, Dirofilaria immitis). Note infinity to greater
Read MoreVideo clip WB01 from a Dog with Severe Heartworm Disease and in acute respiratory distress. The B-lines indicate severe alveolar-interstitial
Read MoreVideo clip WB10 Showing Dry Lung – “Lung Sliding” (previously referred to as the Glide Sign) with A-lines. Dry Lung is
Read MoreVideo clip WB17 Showing the “Gator Sign” and “Dry Lung” – “Lung Sliding” with A-lines. To enhance “Lung Sliding” place
Read MoreVideo clip WB49 Showing Our Tricks of the Trade to Enhance the Visualization of “Lung Sliding” – The One-eyed Gator
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