Video clip WB15 showing greater than 3 ULRs defined as more than 3 over a single intercostal space but still splitting into individual ULRs.  The Vet BLUE finding is recorded as ” >3 ” in the medical record.  Numbers of ULRs correlate to the degree of interstitial-alveloar edema found on computerized tomography (CT) in humans.  The image was taken from a dog with left-sided congestive heart failure.

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