Hernia Ultrasound Reporting | Direct/Indirect Inguinal/Epigastric/Femoral Hernia USG Reports

Hernia Ultrasound Reporting | Direct/Indirect Inguinal/Epigastric/Femoral Hernia USG Reports
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Intro - 0:00
Epigastric Hernia - 0:10
Spigelian Hernia - 3:24
Umbilical Hernia - 6:18
Hypogastric Linea Alba Hernia - 8:31
Incisional Hernia - 11:07
Richter Hernia - 14:01
Direct Inguinal Hernia - 16:36
Indirect Inguinal Hernia - 19:24
Pantaloon Hernia - 22:03
Amyand Hernia - 25:18
Scrotal Hernia - 27:46
Femoral Hernia - 30:07

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Hernia Ultrasound Normal Vs Abnormal Images | Direct/Indirect Inguinal/Epigastric/Femoral Hernia USG: czcams.com/video/FCeS3Kx_vKE/video.html

[@ReemMohammed-cb2no]

You are the best thank you very much

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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Tnx Dr Sam. Nice 👍 video

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Most Welcome!

[@drsudheer1]

BEST PRESENTATION

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Excellent

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Very informative 🧐

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Nice and very informative as always...

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

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[@dakshyanisedam3117]

ver informative

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Thanks for watching!

[@lawrencessebanakita5928]

Thanks so much sir....for sharing your knowledge with us,my humble question is how to differentiate an inguinal hernia from a scrotal hernia sonographically

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Most Welcome and thanks for watching! An inguinal hernia is identified as a protrusion through the inguinal canal, which is located above the inguinal ligament and often medial to the inferior epigastric vessels. A scrotal hernia is identified as a herniation that extends into the scrotum. It can originate as an inguinal hernia but has descended further down into the scrotum.

[@SujayJesvelly]

Sir which test detects hernia.i have a doubt which test should I go first ultrasound abdomen or ct abdomen??

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

You should have an ultrasound first. It can detect hernias.

[@vagdevieducationalnews2307]

Hello..
I am 19 weeks pregnant.
Tiffa scan lo FL value 22 mm 16 weeks 6days.
Bilateral short femour length with bowing deformity..
Bilateral short humerus with radius.
Is it normal.. Plz sir am so worried abt it

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Hello. I'm sorry to hear about your concern. This may suggest a skeletal dysplasia. The findings are abnormal

[@vagdevieducationalnews2307]

@@DrSamsImagingLibrary thank you..