Dr. Dinh, keep posting these videos! Your casually authoritative teaching style is exceptionally well delivered. Definitely a bravura performance. By the way, a tutorial on gall bladder and aorta ultrasound would be very helpful.
Thanks Kerith for the comment. Yes I'll be posting more videos consistently in the upcoming future :) We just posted an aorta ultrasound video recently.
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Many thanks, for easy and good explanation, I would ask U about anterior tubal vein., and posterior tribal vein , as such most of the cases come with swelling below the knee joint to be clear around the ankle ji , pl do explain thos also , once again many thanks, GOD BLESS YOU
Yes those are part of the trifucation of the popliteal vein. Read this post I wrote for FULL details! www.pocus101.com/dvt-ultrasound-made-easy-step-by-step-guide/
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I had a appointment today where I had an ultrasound of my legs . They used some cuffs all up and down my legs and squeezed them during my ultrasound. The calf muscles hurt the most for me
Yes they can occur in the arteries. But DVT is much more common due to stasis. Arterial thrombosis is much more uncommon and is usually due peripheral vascular disease or other thrombophilia.
@@POCUS101 thank you for the reply.I was having pain in my calves when walking, so I recently went to the emergency room to get it checked out. They did an ultrasound of my lower extremity VENOUS SYSTEM with Doppler to see if I had a clot. Sonographic grayscale imaging with and without compression, as well as color and duplex Doppler imaging before and after augmentation, was obtained of my deep system of the bilateral lower extremities, including the common femoral, femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, and peroneal veins. They said I have no clots, but the pain is still there and I have all the symptoms of peripheral artery disease..
Also five years ago we lost my sister to DVT three weeks after she had her daughter. Well she had a blood clot go from her leg to her lungs and that is what made her pass away
Thank you for posting this educational video. I especially appreciate you showing how the abnormal ultrasound looks like
Yes for sure Thuy! Appreciate the comment.
I have got everything I needed about DVT in this video. Thanks for sharing this information.
Very educative video.I'm thankful
Best video ever... Thanks a lot from Germany
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Thank you so much Sr for helping. I loved the way you explained it very very clear. I loved it. Pls do more.
Thanks Sanait for the kind words. Yes we anticipate more videos in the future. Thanks for the support.
Thank you so much! This was really helpfull!
Excellent description
Simple and informative , thanks a lot .
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing and impressive, thank you very much, please keep up sharing
Great effort for delivering knowledge
Dr. Dinh, keep posting these videos! Your casually authoritative teaching style is exceptionally well delivered. Definitely a bravura performance. By the way, a tutorial on gall bladder and aorta ultrasound would be very helpful.
Thanks Kerith for the comment. Yes I'll be posting more videos consistently in the upcoming future :) We just posted an aorta ultrasound video recently.
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Kudos for the Video clip! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Carnbigail Reputable Cure (google it)? It is a smashing one off guide for eradicating your varicose or spider veins without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my old buddy Taylor finally got astronomical results with it.
Very informative ,
Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much!!!
Of course! You're Welcome :)
So beautifully explained
Thanks so much Muhammad!
I cannot thank you enough for this. Cheers to radiology
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Thanks doc.
Excellent teaching
Glad you think so!
Thank you
Thanks ❤❤
thank you
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Nice video. What about tibial and peroneal veins?
Many thanks, for easy and good explanation, I would ask U about anterior tubal vein., and posterior tribal vein , as such most of the cases come with swelling below the knee joint to be clear around the ankle ji , pl do explain thos also , once again many thanks, GOD BLESS YOU
Yes those are part of the trifucation of the popliteal vein. Read this post I wrote for FULL details! www.pocus101.com/dvt-ultrasound-made-easy-step-by-step-guide/
Very helpful
Glad to hear that and glad it helped!!
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Nice
Sir in my venous Doppler report enlarged superficial inguinal nodes with preserved fatty hilium is it normal or not.
I have a question! I understand that if you see a free floating clot do not compress, but would you continue scanning distally from the clot?
Hi Natilie thanks for this question! Yes you can scan distally and cautiously compress.. Just be cautious when you see a very mobile clot!
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I had a appointment today where I had an ultrasound of my legs . They used some cuffs all up and down my legs and squeezed them during my ultrasound. The calf muscles hurt the most for me
Yes it's called an abi
@@ITzyBItzify or the physiology test method
Can clots form in the arteries? If so, why only look for a thrombosis in the deep veins?
Yes they can occur in the arteries. But DVT is much more common due to stasis. Arterial thrombosis is much more uncommon and is usually due peripheral vascular disease or other thrombophilia.
@@POCUS101 thank you for the reply.I was having pain in my calves when walking, so I recently went to the emergency room to get it checked out. They did an ultrasound of my lower extremity VENOUS SYSTEM with Doppler to see if I had a clot. Sonographic grayscale imaging with and without compression, as well as color and duplex Doppler imaging before and after augmentation, was obtained of my deep system of the bilateral lower extremities, including the common femoral, femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, and peroneal veins. They said I have no clots, but the pain is still there and I have all the symptoms of peripheral artery disease..
@@ashvoj Good news you don't have a DVT! You should go to your physician to do test for peripheral artery disease then just in case! Best of luck.
I have got everything I needed about DVT in this video. Thanks for sharing this information.
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Also five years ago we lost my sister to DVT three weeks after she had her daughter. Well she had a blood clot go from her leg to her lungs and that is what made her pass away
I'm sorry for your loss, that's so terrible 😔❤🌹
@@laurendaryani4893 thank you . Also sorry for the late response I've been busy with work and moving
Excellent teaching
Glad you think so!
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