The Apical Window & the Four Chamber View in Echocardiography
Written by admin Monday, 31 May 2010 05:27
The 4-chamber view is probably THE most important view in echocardiography. If we could only see one view, we would chose this one over all the others. In this patient demo, you will learn where to put the transducer and what you can see. Pretty basic stuff, so if you are already more advanced, its safe to skip this one.
Author: 123sonography
Duration: 138
Published: 2010-04-27 20:22:19
The Apical Window & the Four Chamber View
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