Echocardiography Essentials: Mastering the suprasternal view of the aorta

[@agranamallafolla7734]

Good video and good explanation of the procedure! Just wanted to say that when you say at 2:55 that the flow of the descending aorta is more turbulent, that is not always the case. What we see there is a phenomenon of Aliasing (we see yellow color instead of the expected blue color, as the blood flow moves away from the probe) and that is because of the speed of the blood flow overcoming the speed on the scale. That does not mean necessarily that the flow is turbulent or there is any pathology/anomally, and could be a perfectly normal scenario as in this case.

[@rosselivargas3196]

Wow this video helped me so much, I will be going in externship in a couple months!

[@lilathabet6755]

Thanks a lot ,but I have a question, do you have a Echo course for neonates and children?

[@pulsofer]

Gracias!!

[@drgadham]

Good presentation

[@MargaretPainter-h2i]

I'm not a Doctor. I still don't know what it is or should i be worried about a cluster around my Aorta

[@саид42]

Thank you for this video.

[@senaityohannes7515]

That was very helpful thank you so much for helping.

[@carlospantoja2344]

Tiene que darle mas Ganancia esta muy ane cogenico la imagen

[@eliasbshesh8639]

Thank u so much .nice explanasion

[@MrVeer58]

Very nice.

[@Drwasiultrasound]

❤

[@fareedmurad3004]

Thank u very much

[@marolovely2266]

Tnx

[@julioserna5659]

the illustration should have their parts written, just an observation thamks

[@keshavsharma9319]

GOOD IMAGING

[@SudheerKumar-uv3mq]

My problem is suprastenal swelling what I am do

[@SudheerKumar-uv3mq]

Hi