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PLAX

Transducer 3/4 intercostal space. L sternal border transducer face orientation toward R shoulder

PLAX zoomed AV

Parasternal window PLAX view,



ROI zoomed on LVOT AV and Asc AO. Image as perpendicular as possible to the structures and change to a higher interspace as needed

PLAX zoomed MV

Parasternal window PLAX view



adjust ROI to zoom on the MV, show full range of motion of both leaflets, proximal chordae, and annulus

PLAX RVOT

Left sternal border 3rd intercostal space index marker to the patient's R shoulder tilt transducer ANteriorly towards the patient's L shoulder. May need to move up a ribspace

PLAX RVIT

L sternal border 3rd intercostal space. Index marker to R shoulder. Tilt INferiorly toward R hip. May need to move down a rib space for doppler

PSAX focus on PV

PSAX focus on AV

From PLAX rotate 90 clockwise. Transducer orientation marker pointing towards patient's L shoulder. Tilt transducer face slightly upward toward patient's R shoulder

PSAX focus on TV

Parasternal window PSAX view



zoomed to focus TV

PSAX (MV)

From PSAX AV view tilt transducer head inferiorly towards patient's L hip. May need to move down 1 rib space. Transducer orientation marker is pointing toward patient's L shoulder

PSAX (papillary)

From PSAX MV view, tilt transducer head down toward patients L hip. May have to move down one rib space. Transducer orientation marker pointing towards patients L shoulder

PSAX (apex)

Left sternal border, 3rd intercostal space. Rotate 90 clockwise from PLAX. Continue to tilt inferiorly. May need to slide down a rib space

A4C

Apical window 4c view



move to patients left side identify apical impulse align orientation toward bed


A4C zoomed LV

Apical window 4C view



optimize depth to focus on LV 4ac view

A4C RV focus

Apical window RV focused A4C view



rotate the transducer to maximize the RV area and lateral dimensions

A5C

Apical window 5C view



from the A5C view tilt the beam anteriorly to show LVOT.



Tilt anteriorly to demonstrate the RVOT PV and PA

A4C Posterior

Apical window 4c view



from the a4c view tilt the beam posterior to show the CS (coronary sinus)

A2C

Apical window 2c view



from the a4c view rotate 60 counterclockwise to show

A2C zoomed LV

Apical window 2c view



optimize depth to focus on LV a2c view

Apical long axis 3 chamber

Apical window 3c view



rotate 60 counterclockwise from the A2C view to show 3C

Apical long axis zoomed LV

Apical window 3c view



optimize depth focus on LV 3c view