Pathology of Superficial Structures

Pathology of Superficial Structures
Abdomen Exam Prep

Pathology of Superficial Structures

This lesson covers ultrasound imaging of superficial abdominal wall structures, including normal anatomical layers and pathologies such as hernias, infections, fluid collections, and foreign bodies. Students learn how to use high-frequency linear transducers and Doppler ultrasound to differentiate between normal tissue and abnormalities in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, fascia, and muscle layers.

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34:12 lesson

Hello everyone and welcome to Prep's ultrasound Abdominal Registry Review course. I'm Jenna Laquerre, an A-R-D-M-S certified sonographer, and I'll be your guide through this exciting journey of general ultrasound. In this module, we'll focus on reviewing pathology of superficial structures and the abdominal wall ultrasound provides a non-invasive approach to imaging the layers of the abdominal...

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