Linking To And Embedding MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound’s “Ocular Ultrasound Basics: Anatomy and Biosafety”

Be sure to review Ocular Ultrasound: Review of Bioeffects and Safety, Including Fetal and Point of Care Perspective: Review of Bioeffects and Safety, Including Fetal and Point-of-Care Perspective [PubMed Abstract] [Full-Text HTML] [Full-Text PDF]. J Ultrasound Med. 2022 Jul;41(7):1609-1622. doi: 10.1002/jum.15864. Epub 2021 Nov 1.

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Today, I review, link to, and embed MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound’s Ocular Ultrasound Basics: Anatomy and Biosafety.

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Ocular Ultrasound Basics: Anatomy and Biosafety

In this lecture from our Ultrasound Grand Rounds, Dr. Sandy Werner, MD talks about ocular ultrasound discussing basic anatomy and biosafety when scanning eyes.
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5:29 Very important to anchor your arm on the shoulder [see right picture] to avoid putting any pressure on the globe]. Review transcript on YouTube 5:39 – 6:16
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7:16 In both views the patient is asked to look right and left and up and down.
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7:56 You need an ophthalmology setting on your machine so that you don’t exceed the safe TI and MI.
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