Abdominal Ultrasound
Key Topics
Gross Anatomy:
Gross anatomy of the abdominal organs.
Congenital anomalies of abdominal organs.
Sonographic Anatomy:
Normal appearance of tissues on ultrasound.
Liver Ultrasound:
Segmental anatomy, lobes, and vasculature
Gallbladder & Biliary Tree:
Sonographic Murphy’s sign, sludge, stones, and choledochal cysts
Spleen:
Size measurement, trauma assessment, and infarcts.
Pancreas:
Head/body/tail differentiation, pancreatitis, and pseudocysts.
Urinary System:
Kidneys (cortical thickness, hydronephrosis), bladder, and ureteral jets
Appendix, hernia evaluation.
Standard guidelines for diagnosing abdominal organs
Abdominal Aorta to rule out aneurysm and techniques for detecting aneurysms, stenosis, and thrombus.
Preparation & Technique
Patient positioning and probe selection.
Systematic scanning approach (radial/anti-radial, sagittal/transverse
Benign vs. Malignant Features of Abdominal lesion
Benign:
Ultrasound features of benign lesions.
Malignant:
Key diagnostic features of malignant disease
Abdominal data interpretation and reporting
Format:
Lecture + practical scanning
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