"Anastazia,
Not every hospital does this modality of ultrasound. One of the reasons I am familiar with is that some of the older sonographers think that it is a "pain" to have to do serial TCD's. I work in a very large hospital (700…"
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Timothy McKeever replied to Anastazia Arsenic's discussion registered in Neurosonology! in the group Neurosonology Community
Timothy McKeever replied to Charles Hyde, MD's discussion visualizing intercerebral arterial anatomy in adults in the group Neurosonology Community
"Dr. Hyde,
We use a 2.5MHz prbe as well. It is actually similar to a cardiac probe. I encounterd a very difficult study today. The patient had coils implanted for a sub-arachnoid hemorrage. I could positively identify the peduncles and see the…"
Timothy McKeever commented on AIUM's group Neurosonology Community
"An excellent source of information and basics is found in "Introduction to Vascular Ultrasonography" 5th Ed. by William Zwiebel MD, and John S. Pellerito MD. Chapter 12. I recently began performing TCD/TCCI examinations (adult) and have…"
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This community consists of professionals that perform sonography of the brain, cerebral circulation, the spine, and all peripheral nerves and muscles. Neursonology is applied to pathology at all life stages, from prenatal care to children and adults.
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- Sonographer
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- Yes
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 10:13am on April 24, 2010,
Paul L. Carson said…
- I have worked mainly on breast imaging the last decade. Plus perfluorocarbon microdroplet evaporation in the blood by ultrasound.
Omental fat is apparently the major cause of failed ultrasound exams in the abdomen. I wonder whether fat is a major consideration in echocardiography. Particularly a more fibrous fat than typical subcutaneous.
- At 11:09pm on April 23, 2010,
- I will try to communicate a bit. I'm mainly into research. Used to teach a lot. Where do you work?
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