Hi. My name is Matija, I work as a radiologist in Maribor university clinical centre. I mostly work with kids and thus my primary modality is ultrasound, though I do also other kinds of imaging. I'll publish different interesting pathologies that one can detect using ultrasound.
Thanks for interesting clinical case🤗 I was exchange student in Maribor last summer. I am very grateful for your mini-lecture in the medical office for foreign students😅 I showed this video and shared experience with my Ukrainian colleagues) I sincerely thank you☺️
This IS lung point sign. The patient in question had a 2 cm thick PNTH on the affected side. No diaphragm on this video, as it was recorded too anteriorly to be seen.
you would not see lung sliding. just think like when you see pneumothorax and effusion with it. blood will go below due to gravity, you can differentiate it like that. if you slide the transducer below no lung sliding, just hypoechoic image.
