Imágenes Emergencias

Normal left upper quadrant (LUQ)
Stomach Left upper quadrant view with full stomach
Stomach Left upper quadrant view with full stomach
Normal left upper quadrant (LUQ) view Normal LUQ: spleen = Sp, kidney = K, pleural space = Pl, spleno-renal interface = arrowheads
Normal right upper quadrant (RUQ) view Normal right upper quadrant view
Normal right upper quadrant (RUQ) view Normal RUQ: kidney = K, pleural space = Pl, diaphragm = arrow, hepato-renal interface (Morison's pouch) = arrowheads
Normal suprapubic view (male) Longitudinal view of the suprapubic region of a male
Normal suprapubic view (male) Bladder = BL, seminal vesicles = asterix
Normal subxiphoid view Normal subxiphoid view of the heart
Normal subxiphoid view LV = left ventricle, LA = left atrium, RV = right ventricle, RA = right atrium
Normal suprapubic view (male) Normal suprapubic view of a male patient
Normal suprapubic view (male) Suprapubic view: Bladder = BL, Seminal vesicles = asterix
Normal suprapubic view (male) Transverse view of the suprapubic region of a male
Normal suprapubic view (male) Bladder = BL, prostate = arrowheads, rectum = arrow
Normal suprapubic view (male) Longitudinal view of the suprapubic region of a male
Normal suprapubic view (male) BL = bladder, arrowhead = prostate
Ascites in the right upper quadrant Ascites with thickened gallbladder
Ascites in the right upper quadrant Ascites (asterix) with thickened gallbladder (GB) and adjacent liver
Left upper quadrant free fluid LUQ free fluid around the spleen
Left upper quadrant free fluid LUQ with free fluid (asterix) surrounding the spleen (Sp); diaphragm note by arrowheads
Left upper quadrant free fluid and clot LUQ with free fluid and clot
Left upper quadrant free fluid and clot LUQ with free fluid (arrow) and clot (arrowheads), adjacent spleen (Sp), kidney (K), pleural space (Pl)
Left upper quadrant free fluid Pointy free fluid in the LUQ
Left upper quadrant free fluid Pointy free fluid (arrowhead) in the LUQ between the spleen (Sp) and kidney (K)
Left upper quadrant free fluid LUQ free fluid
Left upper quadrant free fluid LUQ free fluid (asterix) between the spleen (Sp) and diaphragm (arrowheads), pleural space (Pl)
Left upper quadrant free fluid (subtle) Subtle LUQ free fluid
Left upper quadrant free fluid (subtle) Subtle LUQ free fluid (asterix) at the tip of the spleen (Sp)
Right upper quadrant free fluid RUQ free fluid after traumatic bladder rupture
Right upper quadrant free fluid RUQ free fluid (arrowhead) after traumatic bladder rupture
Right upper quadrant free fluid (ascites) RUQ free fluid from ascites, with adjacent cirrhotic liver
Right upper quadrant free fluid (ascites) RUQ free fluid from ascites (asterix), with adjacent cirrhotic liver and kidney (K)
Right upper quadrant free fluid Pointy free fluid in the RUQ
Right upper quadrant free fluid Pointy free fluid in the RUQ
Right upper quadrant free fluid Pointy free fluid (arrowheads) in the RUQ, with adjacent liver (L) and kidney (K)
Right upper quadrant free fluid Pointy free fluid (arrowheads) in the RUQ
Right upper quadrant free fluid RUQ free fluid with rib shadow
Right upper quadrant free fluid RUQ free fluid (arrowheads) with rib shadow (arrows); adjacent liver and kidney (K)
Suprapubic free fluid with clot Transverse suprapubic view with free fluid and clot
Suprapubic free fluid with clot Transverse suprapubic view with fresh (arrowhead) and clotted (asterix) free fluid adjacent to the bladder (Bl)
Suprapubic free fluid Longitudinal suprapubic view with extensive free fluid
Suprapubic free fluid Longitudinal suprapubic view with free fluid (asterix) and floating bowel loops (arrowheads)
Suprapubic free fluid with clot Longitudinal suprapubic view with free fluid and clot
Suprapubic free fluid with clot Longitudinal suprapubic view with fresh (arrowhead) and clotted (asterix) free fluid adjacent to the bladder (Bl)
Perinephric fat Perinephric fat
Perinephric fat Perinephric fat (arrowheads)
Tamponade Subxiphoid view demonstrating cardiac tamponade
Tamponade Subxiphoid view: intrapericardial fluid (asterix) causing right ventricular collapse (arrowheads)
Pleural effusion Transverse view notable for pleural effusion (asterix), diaphragm (arrowheads), liver (L), IVC (arrow)
Pleural effusion and abdominal free fluid Pleural effusion with adjacent abdominal free fluid
Pleural effusion and abdominal free fluid Pleural effusion (large asterix) with atelectatic lung (arrowheads), abdominal free fluid (small asterix), diaphragm (arrows)
Perinephric fat Perinephric fat
Perinephric fat Perinephric fat (arrowheads) and adjacent kidney (K)
"Bat sign" on thoracic ultrasound Linear probe on the anterior chest wall demonstrating ribs and pleural line ("bat sign")
"Bat sign" on thoracic ultrasound Linear probe on the anterior chest wall: Ribs = R, pleural line = arrowheads
Comet tails on thoracic ultrasound Comet tails noted on ultrasound of a patient with dyspnea, pulmonary edema
Comet tails on thoracic ultrasound Comet tails (arrows) arising from the pleura line (arrowheads) in patient with pulmonary edema
"Lung point" denoting pneumothorax "Lung point" (arrowheads) denoting edge of a pneumothorax, with adjacent ribs = R
Rib shadows Ribs shadows noted on RUQ view
Rib shadows Ribs shadows (arrowheads) on RUQ view
Seashore sign Seashore sign of normal pleura in M-mode
Seashore sign Seashore sign: pleural line (arrowheads), with associated "sea" and "shore"
Stratosphere sign Stratosphere sign of pneumothorax in M-mode
Stratosphere sign Stratosphere sign: pleural line (arrow), "bar code" appearance to M-mode (arrowheads)
"Bat sign" on thoracic ultrasound Curvilinear probe on the anterior chest wall demonstrating ribs and pleural line (the "bat sign")
"Bat sign" on thoracic ultrasound Curvilinear probe on the anterior chest wall: Ribs = R, pleural line = arrowheads
Normal pleura Normal pleural line with adjacent rib shadow
Normal pleura Normal pleura Normal pleural line (arrowheads) with adjacent rib shadow (arrows)

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