POCUS: DVT, GU

What are signs of a DVT?

non-compressability + leg welling + stasis

What are the 5 deep veins where DVTs can occur?

- Common femoral vein

- Proximal portion of Large saphenous vein

- Deep femoral vein

- Superficial femoral vein

- Popliteal vein

What is Site 1 for a DVT?

Common Femoral Artery & Vein

*found just below inguinal crease

Which is compressible: artery or vein?

Vein

What is site 2 for DVT?

Saphenofemoral junction

*first branch off CFV

What is the Mickey Mouse sign?

Saphenofemoral junction

-SV, CFA, CFV

What is site 3 of DVT?

Bifurcation of the common femoral artery

What is site 4 for DVT?

Bifurcation of the common femoral vein

What is site 5 for DVT?

lower superficial femoral vein

*at mid-thigh level

What is site 6 for DVT?

popliteal artery and vein

Which is more superficial: popliteal artery or vein?

vein

What is this?

Thrombosis

Normal Uterus Transabdominal

Normal Prostate

Normal Testicular: hemogenous echotexture

What is “twins view”?

both testicles in short axis

Epididymitis

inc size & vascularity

Testicular Torsion

twisted spermatic cord, absent flow, slightly hypoechoic

Hydrocele

fluid sac

Varicocele

bag of worms

Testicular CA

well circumscribed lesion, heterogenous echotexture, inc vascular flow

Normal breast tissue

premammary fat layer, mammary layer, retro-mammary

How should a breast US be done?

obtain 2 views of each quadrant long/short view

Fibroademona

firm, rubbery; usually OUQ

Breast Abscess

idek bro

Malignant Mass

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Breast cysts

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