EP 8: The Breast Ultrasound

The Breast Ultrasound is one of the most common scans that we do and for this reason we are very passionate about caring for our patients physically & emotionally. Anxiety can be high, emotions flying everywhere but we see it as a chance to make a difference in our patients lives...to show them how much we care!
SonoContent: What patient & family history we obtain. Who presents for a breast ultrasound & why. How we position our patients & how we scan them. And of course, how we show that we care x

[@somanyfeelz]

Your sensitivity to the patients' anxiety is golden!!!

[@floobysmith]

I'm having an ultrasound tomorrow and am feeling quite anxious. Your videos have helped me relax. Thanks! :)

[@xian6859]

I will start my training with CQU next year, you guys are so awesome, thanks for making these excellent videos and your hard work.

[@256shadesofgrey6]

Thank you so much for your message! Good luck with your study! It will be big learning curve but just remember that you will be a student for life, so no need to try and jam everything in your head straight away :) Cheers, Petrina

[@user-ie3bq9nh7o]

more episodes, please!!! 🙏

[@lulusperch1742]

Fantastic episode ladies :) well done!

[@256shadesofgrey6]

Thank you! We 100% appreciate your support 😊

[@heydnl]

You guys are the best!

[@256shadesofgrey6]

Thank you SO much! Love the support 😊

[@hamiltonski]

Knowledge is Power !

[@hmh9661]

Thank you for this video 😎👍

[@PaulNoake]

I had a breast ultrasound 3 yrs ago and that's how I found my DCIS, I had a mastectomy, then I had another ultrasound a month ago and my DCIS had returned I had my second mastectomy a week ago

[@amjadaless6101]

thank you so much for this video. how do i can get a copy of the posters on the wall (Sonographer's anatomy posters). they look amazing.

[@256shadesofgrey6]

Thank you! They are great posters, from ASA (Australasian Sonographers Association)! Have a little Google and see what you can find!

[@pshant731]

Thanks

[@256shadesofgrey6]

You're very welcome!

[@MrErinholbert]

I had one due to abnormal mammogram and it was embarrassing and took awhile. Even though it was women doing it still hated someone messing with my breast

[@Preetkaur-on7eg]

High-resolution real-time ultrasound scanning was performed. Real-time, high-resolution targeted ultrasound was performed in both breasts from superior region to sub-areolar region. There is an oval mass measuring 10 x 7 mm seen in the left breast at 11 o'clock located 7 centimeters from the nipple. How a my report please tell me

[@loriyoung434]

Do you still need an ultrasound if you have a 3-D mammogram??

[@256shadesofgrey6]

Hi Lori! Ultrasounds & mammograms have the ability to pick up different things in varying degrees of accuracy as they are 2 completely different imaging styles They do recommend to have both but again, the decision is yours.

[@loriyoung434]

@@256shadesofgrey6 Thank you for replying!

[@dakotanorth1640]

I had an abnormal mammogram and now they want an ultrasound. I'm nervous.

[@JamesSmith-ln4fu]

Did you ambush the female patients and force a male receptionist on them as chaperone the way you do to male patients and pushing a female chaperone on them?
Or is that when it would be wrong?