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Sagittal Plane IV

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So lastly, and this is actually quite similar to the sagittal plane, is the coronal plane. In this case the plane of the ultrasound is the essentially parallel to the bed. The indicator is towards the patient’s head, and if you really think about this being towards your left, you’re actually looking from the floor upwards, which is a little bit more difficult to envision. But again I’m thinking of looking from the bottom up and the indicator to your left or the patient’s head.

Ultrasound Basics Part 2

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Lesson NameMinutes id
Introduction1
26
Anatomic Planes1
27
Transverse I1
28
Transverse II1
29
Transverse III1
30
Transverse IV1
31
Sagittal Plane I1
32
Sagittal Plane II1
33
Sagittal Plane III1
34
Sagittal Plane IV1 checkmark
35
Coronal Plane I1
36
Coronal Plane II1
37
Coronal Plane III1
38

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