Transverse I Continue Narration So here’s an example of the transverse or axial plane. The way I like to think about this is to always keep the indicator, which is going to be on screen left, to my left, and that way you can just think about taking that plane that you’re cutting through and placing it on the screen. So when you’re scanning a patient in the transverse or axial plane, you’re basically looking from the feet upwards - and again, keeping that indicator to your left which will be the patient’s right. Ultrasound Basics Part 2 Table of Contents 1Introduction 26 2Anatomic Planes 27 3Transverse I 28 4Transverse II 29 5Transverse III 30 6Transverse IV 31 7Sagittal Plane I 32 8Sagittal Plane II 33 9Sagittal Plane III 34 10Sagittal Plane IV 35 11Coronal Plane I 36 12Coronal Plane II 37 13Coronal Plane III 38