I was recently on You Tube looking for good videos on ultrasound artifacts.

I found this video (about 12 minutes long) very educational for me. It was made for the

University of Washington school of medicine, but the information is useful in veterinary ultrasound.

I often review my notes from certification to remind me on concepts I did not know or had forgotten.

I learned some new concepts. Time was spent on discussing A and B lines as well as Comet tails and the reasons for

their creation.

I was recently on You Tube looking for good videos on ultrasound artifacts.

I found this video (about 12 minutes long) very educational for me. It was made for the

University of Washington school of medicine, but the information is useful in veterinary ultrasound.

I often review my notes from certification to remind me on concepts I did not know or had forgotten.

I learned some new concepts. Time was spent on discussing A and B lines as well as Comet tails and the reasons for

their creation.

I usually use TGC to turn down the gain closer to the probe to even out the echo’s, but I never really thought

I would miss pathology by turning down the gain futher from the probe.

I am going to post the link. Enjoy.