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Echocardiography Standard Protocol | Step by Step | Complete Trans-thoracic Normal Echocardiogram

In this video I am going to illustrate the protocol for performing complete and comprehensive transthoracic echocardiography, which meets the current standards of American Society of Echocardiography. I will not be going into a lot of pathological issues here so the protocol presented here is meant as a guideline and does not cover every aspect, such as off axis views. I am also going to talk basic probe position and major structures visible side by side with the protocol steps. So when you follow the protocol you don't skip anything, you can get additional images according to the pathology found. I personally found that once I could execute the standard protocol flawlessly, I was able to add and refine additional echo scanning skills while deepening my understanding of the purpose of each echo image. So it's immensely useful to learn basic steps of protocol. We will start with parasternal long axis window followed by short axis, apical and in the end subcostal and suprasternal windows. 👉 Subscribe for more Videos 👉 Share this video 👉 Watch other educational videos: ✅ WATCH Trans-Esophageal Echo TEE Protocol Here:    • 16 Views to Master in Transesophageal...   SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS BY MOCK EXAMS COLLECTION: ✅ ECHO MOCK Exam Part 1: Collection of Thirty Echo Cases:    • Echocardiography Mock Exam 1 | Collec...   ✅ ECHO MOCK Exam Part 2:    • Echocardiography Mock Exam 2 | Collec...   ✅ ECHO MOCK Exam Part 3:    • Echocardiography Mock Exam 3 | Collec...   ✅ WATCH: Collection M Mode Echocardiography Cases:    • M Mode Echocardiography Cases | Colle...   ✅ HOW TO DO ECHO - COMPLETE GUIDE: https://www.drmusmanjaved.com/2020/05... ✅ BROWSE FREE ECHO LIBRARY HERE: https://www.drmusmanjaved.com/p/echoc... Echocardiography protocol Steps | Normal Echocardiogram | Learn How to do echo in 10 min Following are the key steps according to standard protocol: 00:41 Parasternal Long Axis (PLAX): 2D image with increased depth 2D image with decreased depth Color Doppler on AV, MV, IVS M- Mode on Left ventricular level, MV and Aortic root Measure IVS, LVID and PWT in diastole and systole at MV tip level Measure Proximal RVOT Zoom LVOT, measure LVOT diameter, AV annulus Zoom, color Doppler on Aortic Root, measure at Sinus of Valsalva, SinoTubular Junction and at ascending aorta level LA diameter in 2D image 01:31 RV Inflow View: 2D Image Color on TV CW on TV 02:00 RV outflow View: 2D Image Color on pulmonary valve CW on Pulmonary Valve 02:55 Parasternal Short Axis (PSAX) At the level of great vessels 03:06 At Aortic Valve Level 2D image Zoom/Focus on TV Color on TV CW on TV Zoom/Focus on PV Color on PV CW on PV Zoom image of LA Appendage 03:50 At Mitral Valve Level 2D Image Color on MV At Papillary Muscle Level 2D image 04:48 Apical Four Chamber View: 2D Image Zoom at Ventricular level Zoom/Focus on MV Color on MV CW on MV PW at MV tips TDI Septal and Lateral Mitral annulus Color on Pulmonary veins PW on Pulmonary veins LA Volume in end-Systole RV Focused View in 2D Color on TV CW on TV RA Area and RA Volume in end systole TDI of lateral annulus of TV for S' M Mode of lateral annulus of TV for TAPSE RV Area in end diastole and end systole for FAC RV dimensions in end diastole (At Base, mid and mid annulus to apical level) Apical Three Chamber View: 2D Image Color on LVOT and AV CW on AV for IVRT PW in LVOT Apical Two Chamber View: 2D Image Color on MV Subcostal View: (SC) Four chamber view in 2D Color on IAS PW on IAS IVC and Hepatic Veins in 2D and Color Doppler PW Doppler on Hepatic Veins Measure IVC Diameter in end diastole Measure IVC collapsibility index 2D image of Abdominal Aorta Color on Abdominal Aorta PW Doppler on Abdominal Aorta Supraternal View: 2D Image Color on Ascending Aorta PW on Ascending Aorta Color on Descending Aorta PW on Descending Aorta CW on Descending aorta #Echo #Echocardiography #Drmusmanjaved #cardiology #heart