Lung Ultrasound Explained (Point of Care, Bedside, Clinical)

Lung Ultrasound for Point of Care Clinicians clearly explained bedside by Joshua Jacquet, MD. See the rest of the videos in this series: www.medcram.com/courses/lung-...
This is a sample video from Lung Ultrasound Explained Clearly - A video series in which ultrasound expert (and ED physician) Dr. Jacquet illustrates a straightforward system that will have you performing lung ultrasound exams efficiently and accurately.
The Lung Ultrasound Explained Clearly course at www.medcram.com/?Y... includes the following:
- A systematic approach to performing a bedside ultrasound and spot abnormal findings
- Illustrations and examples of all major abnormal lung ultrasound findings
- Recognize key patterns on lung ultrasound and what they mean clinically
- Learn an evidence-based protocol (the BLUE protocol) for diagnosing causes of acute respiratory failure with a 90.5% accuracy!
- Understand how lung ultrasound can be used adjunctly in airway and ventilator management
- Reinforcement of key concepts with actual patient cases
- Quiz questions to reinforce core concepts and help you study
See how this course can help you excel at trauma & emergency ultrasound at www.medcram.com/courses/fast-...
𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗱𝗲:
A review of the 10 basic signs of lung ultrasound including:
- Bat Sign
- Seashore Sign on Lung Ultrasound
- A- Line
- Quad Sign
- Sinusoid Sign
- Shred Sign
- Tissue-Like Sign
- Lung Rockets on Lung Ultrasound
- Stratosphere (Barcode Sign) related to Lung Sliding
- Lung Point
Instructor: Joshua Jacquet, MD
- Board Certified in Emergency Medicine and Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Northeast Ohio Medical University.
- Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) and Emergency Ultrasound Director at Cleveland Clinic Akron General
-Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP)
Interested in learning or reinforcing the core concepts of medical ultrasound? View Dr. Jacquet's video series Ultrasound Principles & Instrumentation here: www.medcram.com/courses/clini...
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[@ivandr2923]

Excellent, concise and very clear presentation.

[@larisakrinochkin2079]

Thank you for such an easy explanation of thoracic ultrasound signs. An the most important what I liked about your lecture, that you pointed all these details on US pictures, like not other lectures.

[@kellyforbis8181]

Extremely helpful! Thank you for explaining what seemed like it would be hours of material in about 10 min

[@dmitriselivanov621]

Who thinks clearly, speaks clearly. Excellent video!!

[@aearielost]

So easy and exceptionally well explained, thanks!!

[@moatta]

Absolutely amazing introduction into lung POCUS! thanks

[@Medcram]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@chandiniharidas8766]

Best video I have watched till now for beginners for usg thorax. Thank you

[@mallikakaushal9236]

Great presentation, lucidly explained. Thank you!

[@shchan4159]

Excellent explained presentation, thank you.

[@user-ug2co1gf8s]

Very thankful for that video!! I'm from Brazil and I could finally understand the lung ultrasound. Thank you so much!!!!

[@ultrasoundmedacademy6474]

Awesome explanation! As clear as a summer sky in Florida.

[@rikimarianmauvecin618]

Great video! I started using ultrasound where I work in the paediatric urgency department and this video helped me a lot.

[@marmaladebrah]

exceptionally clear, thank you!

[@fataturchina5289]

Excellent and exhaustive

[@vickyvicky2757]

Excellent explanations! Thank you so much!

[@pb5640]

You have your bat oriented flying up which not correct. when you look for the bat sign you should be looking for the bat flying toward you, the top arches of the rib cortex form the wings as the bat is flying toward you. It is best appreciated with a large curvilinear transducer. Also that space between the ribs is called the intercostal muscles. Very nice job with your presentation!

[@anesthesiausg]

Thank you,
Very nicely explained

[@akhmadsubarkah84]

very informative...thanks a lot

[@andreluis150191]

Awesome class! Thank You

[@nsas955]

Very helpful discussion. Thank you very much.

[@anjawium3824]

This is excellent, thank you!

[@mhossain333]

Nicely explained. Thanks

[@aartiaashish7475]

This was so so so helpful !! thankyou so much for this :)

[@erdeantom]

Great video! Thanks!

[@LinhTruong-jk8zq]

I am very thankful for that, you make the lung ultrasound much more easier to me, your clearly explanation help me through difficulties, again, thank you so much

[@reyazmalik7082]

Thank you for making the learning so easy.
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[@josherw]

🙏i get the information what i needed ..thank u sir.

[@demohamed6220]

good video.please more about lung ultrasound

[@Tony-yb3tp]

Excellent explanation as usual!

[@Medcram]

Glad you liked it!

[@davinderbhangal5142]

Thanks for Excellent presentation

[@shivranjit125]

Best explained thank you

[@preslavaivanova8078]

Thank you. Very helpful. Recently started studying ultrasound. Will use it.

[@Medcram]

Glad it was helpful!

[@georgehanna6427]

Great work thank you

[@saisashankvutukuri9187]

Beautiful 👨🏾‍⚕️

[@samnel7778]

Merci beaucoup c'est tellement simple

[@Healer23]

Love this!

[@kiyammadhusingh1767]

untraceable explanation, thanks a lot.

[@sindhuoruganti8106]

Excellent

[@remusboom]

Thanks a lot. You really svae my case presentation.

[@merlkerl555]

amazing video

[@drhsahni1]

Well explained

[@tungmanh2500]

thank you !

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Very useful

[@MrVeer58]

Very good.

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Thank You

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💖💖💖. Lovely video.

[@informaldoctor]

Appreciate it!

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Thanks
Very excellent

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a great vidio ...thanks

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thanks

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Great!

[@sonny444]

Thanks!!!

[@gaicamed]

EXCELLENT

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You're awesome.

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thank you.

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Awsome❤

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This channel is the BOMBBBB!

[@Medcram]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@small-timegarden]

@@Medcram I sent an email a few weeks ago from [e-mail] regarding the ultrasound program. Feedback would be great. Thanks

[@lorenzoghiddiretrail6896]

Nice

[@user-dv1uk2gz7v]

congratulations for the video (from a pulmonologist)

[@anuraj42]

Which transducer you recommend for doing lung ultrasound ? Can you use linear probe for identifying consolidation ? Can you distinguish collapse and consolidation using ultrasound ?

[@kjkgood]

very good video wait until you experience KOSMOS comic to medicine this Fall 19

[@ArunJoy90]

Wow, just wow

[@ShakirShakir-yf7ge]

Excellent teaching.
on a lighter note, did u dub your voice for Little stuart...!!

[@alessandrocuryogata1077]

Wonderful! I am a head and neck surgeon using portable ultrasound. In times of COVID19, the need of more information about lung ultrasound leads me to study more about lung ultrasound. But a question, you didn´t explain the clinical meaning of stratosphere sign. What is means? what´s the meaning of lack of lung sliding? Thanks

[@preetindersinghmanshahia687]

pneumothorax

[@salarmohammadi1929]

Hello, could you please help me with the features of the pleural line in the lung ultrasound images of Covid 19?
Thanks

[@user-rd2dg7ee6r]

❤❤❤

[@sarkismedical2543]

when lung rockets are present, you said it is an interstitial syndrome. can this also not be pneumonia? how to differentiate them? By saying interstitial syndrome, which is fibrosis, is the damage caused by covid 19 also considered interstitial syndrome?

[@juliekatekunich5217]

Im so glad I had this rather then CT scan jesus

[@Destiny_detroitdoc]

What would cause the lack of lung sliding in the stratosphere sign?

[@magedali4081]

Absent lung sliding
Absent B lines
Lung point
Stratosphere "Barcode"sign on M mode
Indicate Pneumothorax

[@sultanniazi2394]

What’s interstitial syndrome ? Do you mean ild, interstitial pneumonitis or interseptal fluid like edema? Confused.

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Chest sonogrsphy

[@DearlyDiaries684]

Excellent