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How to: Ultrasound assessment of proximal DVT - 2 March 2023

Scanning proximal DVT can be tricky! However as with anything ultrasound, the key to evaluating is taking a systematic approach. In this Coaching Corner Suean takes you through a systematic 5 step method that guides you from groin to calf. By applying this approach, in combination with the 3Ps, you'll be scanning with ease in no time flat. PLUS - reference was made to research on the coincidence of cellulitis and DVT. Access the article referred to here: Risk of deep vein thrombosis in patients with cellulitis and erysipelas: a systematic review and meta-analysis https://www.ultrasoundtraining.com.au... If you'd like to learn more about how to be a better ultrasound trainer join our TRain the UltraSound Trainer program - https://www.ultrasoundtraining.com.au... Be sure to tune in the first Thursday of each month, 7:30pm AEST for our #coachingcorner​​. Join our community of clever - https://www.ultrasoundtraining.com.au​​ and on Facebook at   / 2320595437975758  . AND if you have a question, a case you want to share or a paper you are keen to talk about please - log on Chapters 01:55 - anatomy 04:50 - arteries vs. veins 06:22 - the 3Ps: probe, preset, patient position 12:00 - sonographic technique: 2-point, 3-point and groin to knee 14:55 - groin to calf DVT US - how to do it 16:05 - step 1: identify the SFJ 16:42 - step 2: identify the CFV 17:12 - step 3: identify the GSV 18:13 - technique demonstration groin to knee 18:55 - sonographic appearance of groin to knee 17:12 - step 4: image and evaluate the FV prox.mid thigh/distal 21:00 - technique demonstration FV compression 17:12 - step 5: image and evaluate the PV & SSV 23:06 - technique demonstration PV & SSV 23:27 - sonographic appearance PV to calf vein 24:10 - how much pressure is the right amount? 25:03 - proper compression technique 26:12 - dealing with artifact 26:50 - using colour Doppler 27:50 - DVT cases, tips and tricks: the winking vs. non winking vein, scan in two planes, dual imaging, using colour Doppler, Thrombus, 36:30 - False positives: superficial thrombophlebitis, Baker's cyst, Lymph nodes, pseudoaneurysm, complications (duplication, cellulitis) 45:45 - Q&A