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Meghan Herbst (@eusmkh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

RESOLUTION S: Probe is over the abdomen R: Small bowel obstruction: dilated (>2.5cm) small bowel (identified by plicae circulares) with alternating peristalsis. #raysofgray #POCUS #ultrasound #FOAMed #MedEd #emergencymedicine #medicalstudent #resident

Meghan Herbst (@eusmkh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Students: What probe is being used, and where on the body is it most likely? Residents: What diagnosis is consistent with this clip? #raysofgray #POCUS #ultrasound #FOAMed #MedEd #emergencymedicine #medicalstudent #resident

Dr Razi (@drrazi4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#ecg shows WCT with HR ~135bpm; It has (+) VT signs: 1. Atypical RBBB with tall left rabbit ear 2. Positive aVR 3. r/S < 1 in V6 with LAD. 4. AV dissociation Fulfill 4/4 criteria for Fascicular VT 1. Atypical RBBB 2. QRS <140msec 3. r/S<1 in V6 4. (+)aVR

#ecg shows WCT with HR ~135bpm;

It has (+) VT signs:
1. Atypical RBBB with tall left rabbit ear
2. Positive aVR
3. r/S &lt; 1 in V6 with LAD.
4. AV dissociation

Fulfill 4/4 criteria for Fascicular VT
1. Atypical RBBB 
2. QRS &lt;140msec
3. r/S&lt;1 in V6
4. (+)aVR
Robert Jones, DO (@rjonessonoem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Answer: Folds mimicking polyps. Can happen when they are partially visualized. Note on video when sweeping through that these are folds.

Yub Raj Sedhai (@yubsedhai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The L wave is an abnormal mid-diastolic flow wave seen on transmitral Doppler echocardiography, between the E and A waves. Again, suggestive of high LV filling pressure. Cumulatively, findings were consistent with Grade 3 diastolic dysfunction and VExUS grade 3. I have the

The L wave is an abnormal mid-diastolic flow wave seen on transmitral Doppler echocardiography, between the E and A waves. Again, suggestive of high LV filling pressure. Cumulatively, findings were consistent with Grade 3 diastolic dysfunction and VExUS grade 3. I have the
Dr Razi (@drrazi4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#ecg shows : 1. AFL in V1 and Lead 2 - atrial rate ~ 257bpm/CL 234msec 2. WCT with variable R-R interval; VT👇 - AV dissociation - Fusions beat - (+) Concordance 3. RBBB morphology - No QRS transition - (-)aVR - Inferior Axis - QRS notching 🔺AFL with NSVT (AL Mitral Annulus)

#ecg shows :

1. AFL in V1 and Lead 2
- atrial rate ~ 257bpm/CL 234msec
2. WCT with variable R-R interval; VT👇
- AV dissociation
- Fusions beat
- (+) Concordance
3. RBBB morphology
- No QRS transition
- (-)aVR
- Inferior Axis 
- QRS notching

🔺AFL with NSVT (AL Mitral Annulus)
Dr Razi (@drrazi4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#ecg shows NCT with HR ~214bpm: 1. Lateral STD ~2mm in V5-V6 with STE aVR ~2mm suggests evidence of retrograde P wave activation 2. Pseudo r V1 & Pseudo S II,III,aVF 3. Short RP⏭️ RP~100msec 🔺Short RP tachycardia - Orthodromic AVRT

#ecg shows NCT with HR ~214bpm:

1. Lateral STD ~2mm in V5-V6 with STE aVR ~2mm suggests evidence of retrograde P wave activation
2. Pseudo r V1 &amp; Pseudo S II,III,aVF
3. Short RP⏭️ RP~100msec

🔺Short RP tachycardia - Orthodromic AVRT
Meghan Herbst (@eusmkh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

RESOLUTION S: A low-frequency convex probe is likely over the LLQ of the abdomen. R: Diverticulitis is the most likely diagnosis.

Meghan Herbst (@eusmkh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Students: Where is the probe? Residents: What procedure is being performed? #raysofgray #POCUS #ultrasound #FOAMed #MedEd #emergencymedicine #medicalstudent #resident

NephroPOCUS (@nephrop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How to estimate LAP when you’re given SBP and a CW Doppler trace of the MR jet on your #echofirst exam (instead of E/e’)? #POCUS #FOAMed

How to estimate LAP when you’re given SBP and a CW Doppler trace of the MR jet on your #echofirst exam (instead of E/e’)?
#POCUS #FOAMed
POCUS Focused (@1pocusfocused) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What sonographic finding on the SAG scan of the MTP joint is identified by the green arrow? ANSWER: Note the presence of an echogenic line on the superficial margin of the anechoic hyaline cartilage. This is referred to as the “double contour sign” and is a specific finding for

What sonographic finding on the SAG scan of the MTP joint is identified by the green arrow?

ANSWER: Note the presence of an echogenic line on the superficial margin of the anechoic hyaline cartilage. This is referred to as the “double contour sign” and is a specific finding for