Rotating transverse to sagittal
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In this case what we are doing is starting in a transverse view, you can see the vertebral body in the far field initially you can see the aorta on the patients left and the IVC on the patients right, and then we are rotating this probe clockwise so the indicator is towards the patients head, keeping the aorta in view. If we are on the right side of the patient when we are scanning, this means the indicator is going to go towards our left or the patients head. This is a really good way to make sure you are visualizing the aorta and also to get a sense of how you are rotating from the transverse to the sagittal plane.