Ultrasound Anatomy: Liver and Pancreas

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Ultrasound assessment of the liver is an essential diagnostic tool, however the interpretation of the anatomy on ultrasound images is not commonly taught to medical students, doctors or nurses.
In this video, Radiologist Dr Mark Caplan demonstrates the key anatomical structures in the liver, pancreas and upper GI blood supply that it's essential to know, using the IQ+ by ‪@ButterflyNetwork‬.
0:08 - Transverse View
3:51 - Sagittal View
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[@christinas9848]

The coolest video I've seen on RUclips

[@romansingla]

Watching this I seriously wish this technology to improve a little more.

[@thacompilations4010]

Nice video. Could you do a video on understanding the views and the anatomical boundaries of structures seen on a ultrasound as it relates to the gross anatomy? Thanks

[@ClementineBlush]

Thank you I found this video very informative with excellent labelling :)

[@SurgicalTeaching]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sanghamitrasen6214]

Wow

[@bacsidon]

Thank you. Subcribed.
What is the probe are you using to scan?

[@hassantalib14]

Why is this seems like a not really good quality

[@UmeshKumar-po5gf]

Hindi me speak sir