Ultrasound Lung Scanning Tutorial with Dr. Shane Arishenkoff - Clarius

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Dr. Shane Arishenkoff is the ultrasound lead for the UBC Division of General Internal Medicine. In this 15-min video, he walks us through the process of scanning the human lungs. Dr. Arishenkoff discusses lung settings, transducer selection, a systematic approach to scanning the lungs, as well as optimization and interpretation of lung images.
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[@giovasags]

I get thrilled when I find a youtube tutorial well done like this

[@neilgreen007]

Wow, this is really well done. Perfect content and pace. I can really tell this is in fact your favorite subject. I am only sorry that it took me 4 years to find it, but I am glad that I did. Thank you !!

[@RyanChamberlinPrepperPages]

Thank you Dr. Arishenkoff, great tutorial!

[@tomwademd381]

Thank you, Dr. Arishenkoff, for this outstanding tutorial.

[@Jo31Slay]

Great tutorial Dr. Shane I really appreciate your time!

[@dynamecho6167]

Dear Shane, thank you for this nice and clear tuto. As a MSK ultrasound teacher, lungs are not my cup of tea but you itch my curiosity to go further. Thank you for sharing.

[@zulmaikhan65]

Good and fine technical, anatomical fine details explained brilliently. Now I am in a position to identify the abnormal US. Please make a series of common problems you highlighted in your final statment. Brillient and keep it up. Thank you

[@sssono]

Thank you Dr. Shane 👍🏼

[@tommyl8533]

Thank You Dr Arishenkoff!

[@drgadham]

Excellent presentation

[@soniaashrafi310]

Very useful and academic. Worth watching this video. Thanks for your support.

[@g.annasmith9834]

Great tutorial.Many thanks.

[@ultrasoundmedacademy6474]

Great presentation!

[@DrMohanRanawade]

Thanks a lot Doctor Shane , the tutorial helped a lot.

[@kuk652]

Very useful and academic. great tutorial!

[@masoodandalib8676]

May GOD bless you. You are an amazing teacher. Thanks a lot.

[@anastasiaaa4094]

I have watched many videos on the topic and this is the best. thankyou

[@joelweiss7013]

Exquisite presentation doc of a good Lung US Protocol with artifact explanation. Thanks..

[@DrPYadav]

Very useful & perfect presentation how to scan for lung ultrasound . Thanky sir.

[@drdildarahmed6968]

Excellent & comprehensive

[@shan2639]

thanks a lot ...may god bless u

[@anupamareddy6103]

Thank you sir.. very helpful video to understand easily

[@tasos.k]

Excellent! Thanks

[@oldschool207]

Very clear presentation. How can I find your other presentations on ultrasound lung scanning?

[@dchilds7437]

Brilliant and exceptional demonstration. I have a question though. I was taught that when you scan from the right side it will be on the left side of the image. When you scan the left side it will be on the right side of the image. Is this true?

[@arunabenpatel8063]

Beautiful sir

[@shahidiqbal5749]

Very informative sir

[@user-fg5gh4zp1s]

So cool lecture it is.

[@pramodkumarsingh4098]

Very informative

[@tehminaansari2833]

Really like it , thanks.

[@5arah739]

I'm getting an ultrasound for the soft tissue around my lower rib area, will it be somewhat similar to this?

[@user-vb4qj9fr4n]

Very nice video

[@sarahalenany9829]

Thank You

[@ashokdhaker2475]

Thank you Sir

[@mahussain59]

nice I like it.

[@martinemanuel7919]

Excellent

[@ky-rq2yo]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@elenadiachkova]

Hello, Clarius Mobile Health. Do you know treatment procedure for astma, using ultrasonic machine? Thanks.

[@khalidbloch8671]

Good

[@mazharhusain3631]

Vary god understanding abut pulmonary introduction and inquiry

[@mohammedhusainrajani9846]

Thanks , very nice tutorial. can u tell the orientation of probe position and correlation on the monitor i.e Rt Lt Superior and Inferior

[@clariusmhealth]

Hi Mohammad, Yes the scanner's element one indicator is facing superior for most of this exam. The indicator's orientation is noted by the small Clarius logo at the top left of the display.

[@ahmedenany2780]

Very nice presentation. Is there more vedios for more lung diseases.

[@florhortensiaromerovizcaya4478]

excelente

[@kr-ql3fz]

Indeed nice lecture ..any more pathological lung cases ?
And is us enough to dx covid virus ?

[@clariusmhealth]

You can learn more about how Clarius ultrasound can be used with COVID19 patients at: clarius.com/covid-19/

[@nathronica9723]

thank

[@DINESHKUMAR-ju1wo]

Hi sir... I am getting pain in upper left (heart side) since 2 yrs. Dr. Says everything is fine but i know there is something bad and i am scared of it. Please suggest what it could be?

[@stacey5204]

Same here but on both sides for me, would like to know what this could be. It's been going on for a long time now

[@user-el3rq1qo3n]

Provide link in comments of pathologies

[@clariusmhealth]

Hello - we hosted a free webinar on Dypnea late last year, and there are several examples of pathologies and how to recognize them. Here's the link clarius.com/webinar/emergency-pocus-techniques-to-differentiate-causes-of-dyspnea/

[@DocTapan]

Which ultrasound machine is this???

[@clariusmhealth]

This is our previous ultrasound model (V1). We now have a new ultrasound scanner (V2). Learn more about the Clarius HD at clarius.com/scanners/

[@heatherann4390]

Does ultrasound use radiation and what does it test for

[@esperaguapa673]

No it doesn't use radiation fortunately...so it's not dangerous for patients

[@davidholfve4466]

i was the 900 subd

[@tristerthjklbrunomnmm4640]

I am a beautiful person

[@lov.2.g]

thank you ...btw i use clarius in my hospital XD

[@aksharhospitalasodar3650]

Thank you sir