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Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

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Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

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nsversely in the epigastrium, its axis directed at a slight angle from lower light to upper left.Locating the pancreas ------------------------------- Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

--------------Barriers to scanningThe pancreas IS often difficult to locate because of Its posterior position The main barrier to scanning the pancrea

Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

s is gas in the stomach and bowel (Ftg71>Optimizing the scanning conditionsThe pancreas, like the gallbladder. IS best examined in the fasted patient

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Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2o push the gas aside. Ofcoiuse. this should be done only after the other oigans have been examined. Vision can be substantially improved by filling th

e stomach with water (500 ml. taken through a straw) (Fig 7.2)— Ajy 7.2 Locating tho pancreasa Using the liver (L) as an acoustic window for locating Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

th# pancreas (p) An ■ antrum Co ■ colonb Scanning through the fluid-filled antrum (An). Co "colonp Co7 PancreasOrgan identificationMore than with othe

Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

r upper abdominal organs, identification of the pancreas relics on the use of landmarks. Your principal landmarks arc the aorta and the splenic vein (

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Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2a and vena cava. Now move the scan plane caudally in small increments. In some cases you will have to repeat this pass several times and use both slid

ing and angling movements ofthc probe to scan around gas in the stomach and bowel. As you scan down the aoita. look foi the landmarks shown in (Figs. Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

73 and 7.4).Ftg. 7.3 Aorta (A) ana celiac trunk (Tf). When you see tills pattern In the transverse scan, you will find the pancreas st a Slightly more

Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

caudal evel.F/g 7.4 Aorta (A) plus a transverse section of the superior mesenteric artery (Ams) and a longitudinal section of the splenic vein (VI).

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l longitudinal scan. The lines indicate the scan planes that arc used in locating the pan creas. A - aorta. Tr - celiac trunk. Ams ■ superior mesenter Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

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Ebook The practice of ultrasound - A step by step guide to abdominal scanning: Part 2

T ) nori Itxr pancreas anterior to It (ị ị >.Difficulties in identifying the pancreasThe scries of images shown above were obtained under ideal scanni

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