Ultrasound Scanning Guide for the Abdomen and Male Pelvis

Leonardo Faundez, Haleema Rauf (Autoren)

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192 Seiten

2026
John Wiley & Sons Inc (Verlag)
978-1-394-36630-9 (ISBN)

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Practical guidance and expert insights into ultrasound scanning for the abdomen and male pelvis

Ultrasound Scanning Guide for the Abdomen and Male Pelvis delivers a structured foundation in scanning techniques for abdominal and male pelvic ultrasound. It introduces key concepts such as scanning windows and transducer placement, then builds towards practical application in clinical settings.

With over two decades of experience in teaching hospitals, outpatient clinics, and educational environments, the authors offer:

Scanning techniques and tips for identifying anatomical windows and internal structures
Tables detailing scan planes, transducer manipulation technique, and corresponding ultrasound images
Examples of ultrasound images and orientation diagrams throughout each chapter

This essential guide supports sonographers, sonography students, physicians, residents, medical students, nurses, and other healthcare professionals in mastering abdominal and male pelvic ultra-sound scanning.

Leonardo Faundez is a registered Canadian diagnostic medical sonographer with 27 years of experience in the ultrasound field. He is a member of Sonography Canada® and the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography® (ARDMS®), credentialled in multiple sonography specialties. He has worked as a sonographer, educator, entrepreneur, and lecturer, and currently focuses on sharing his expertise by offering engaging ultrasound education online and on-site. Leonardo received the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award from Sonography Canada®. This award recognizes a Canadian sonographer for their exceptional leadership, service and passion for excellence in sonography. Haleema Rauf is a Sonography Canada® registered generalist and vascular sonographer. She is also a member of the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography® (ARDMS®), credentialled in multiple sonography specialties. The scope of her scanning experience includes general, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatric, vascular and musculoskeletal ultrasound. With her 25 years of experience in clinical sonography, she has provided hands-on training to students, sonographers, nurses and physicians in clinical settings and educational institutions. She currently works as a Sonography Consultant, helping clients improve their sonography protocols and clinical excellence.

Preface

Acknowledgements

List of abbreviations

1.            CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1.         Common Terminology Used in this Guidebook

1.2.         Abbreviations Used in this Guidebook

1.3.         Probe Orientation and Image Display Markers

1.4.         Scan Plane Directions

1.5.         The Relationship between the Sagittal and Transverse Scanning Planes

1.5.1.     Sagittal Plane

1.5.2.     Transverse Plane

1.5.3.     Oblique Scan Planes

1.6.         Annotations or Image Labelling

1.7.         Transducer Manipulation Techniques

1.8.         Transducer Placement on the Patient’s Skin and Corresponding Orientation in the Field of View

1.9.         Clockface Symbols

1.10.      Guidebook Chapters

1.10.1.   Window Diagrams

1.10.2.   Scanning Tables

1.10.3.   Ultrasound Images

1.11.      Transducers and Transducer Frequency

1.12.      Image Optimization

1.13.      Ergonomics

1.14.      Patient Preparation and Care

1.15.      Using this guidebook

2.            Chapter 2: Renal Ultrasound

2.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used for Renal Ultrasound

2.2.         Scanning Table for the Right Kidney

2.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Right Kidney

2.3.1.     Window 1

2.3.2.     Window 2

2.3.3.     Window 3

2.3.4.     Window 4

2.3.5.     Window 5

2.4.         Right Kidney Images

2.5.         Scanning Table for the Left Kidney

2.6.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Left Kidney

2.6.1.     Window 1

2.6.2.     Window 2

2.6.3.     Window 3

2.6.4.     Window 4

2.7.         Left Kidney Images

3.            Chapter 3: Liver Ultrasound

3.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used for Liver Ultrasound

3.2.         Scanning Table for the Left Lobe of the Liver

3.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Left Lobe of the Liver

3.3.1.     Window 1L

3.3.2.     Window 1S

3.3.3.     Window 5

3.1.         Left Lobe of the Liver Images

3.2.         Scanning Table for the Right Lobe of the Liver

3.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Right Lobe of the Liver

3.3.1.     Windows 1L, 2L, 3L

3.3.2.     Windows 1S and 2S

3.3.3.     Windows 2S and 3S

3.3.4.     Window 4

3.3.5.     Windows 6 and 7

3.4.         Right Lobe of the Liver Images

4.            Chapter 4: Biliary System

4.1.         Gallbladder

4.1.1.     Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Gallbladder

4.1.2.     Scanning Table for the Gallbladder

4.1.3.     Additional Scanning Tips for the Gallbladder

4.1.4.     Gallbladder Images

4.2.         Biliary Ducts

4.2.1.     Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Biliary Ducts

4.2.2.     Scanning Table for the Biliary Ducts

4.2.3.     Additional Scanning Tips for the Biliary Ducts

4.2.4.     Biliary Ducts Images

5.            Chapter 5: Abdominal Aorta and Common Iliac Arteries

5.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Abdominal Aorta and Common Iliac Arteries

5.2.         Scanning Table for the Abdominal Aorta

5.3.         Additional scanning tips for the abdominal Ao

5.3.1.     Windows 1, 2, and 3

5.3.2.     Window 1

5.3.3.     Window 2

5.3.4.     Window 3

5.3.5.     Window 4

5.4.         Abdominal Aorta Images

5.5.         Scanning Table for the Common Iliac Arteries

5.6.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Common Iliac Arteries

5.6.1.     Windows 5 and 6

5.7.         Common Iliac Arteries Image

6.            Chapter 6: Inferior Vena Cava and Common Iliac Veins

6.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Inferior Vena Cava and Common Iliac Veins

6.2.         Scanning Table for the Inferior Vena Cava

6.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Inferior Vena Cava

6.3.1.     Windows 1a and 1b

6.3.2.     Windows 2a and 2b

6.3.3.     Windows 3a and 3b

6.4.         Inferior Vena Cava Images

6.5.         Scanning Table for the Common Iliac Veins

6.6.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Common Iliac Veins

6.6.1.     Windows 4 and 5

6.6.2.     Windows 4 and 5

6.7.         Common Iliac Veins Images

7.            Chapter 7: Pancreas Ultrasound

7.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows used to Scan the Pancreas

7.2.         Scanning Table for the Pancreas

7.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Pancreas

7.3.1.     Windows 1a-c

7.3.2.     Window 2

7.4.         Pancreas Images

8.            Chapter 8: Spleen Ultrasound

8.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Spleen

8.2.         Scanning Table for the Spleen

8.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Spleen

8.3.1.     Window 1

8.4.         Spleen Images

9.            Chapter 9: Gastrointestinal Tract Ultrasound

9.1.         Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Gastrointestinal Tract

9.2.         Scanning Table for the Initial Exploratory Sweeps of the Bowel

9.3.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Initial Exploratory Bowel Sweeps

9.3.1.     Window 1

9.3.2.     Window 2

9.3.3.     Window 3

9.3.4.     Window 4

9.4.         Scanning Table for the Ascending Colon

9.5.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Ascending Colon

9.5.1.     Window 1

9.1.         Ascending Colon Images

9.2.         Scanning Table for the Terminal Ileum

9.3.         Additional Scanning Techniques for the Terminal Ileum

9.3.1.     Windows 1 and 5

9.4.         Scanning Table for the Appendix

9.5.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Appendix

9.6.         Scanning Table for the Transverse Colon

9.7.         Additional Scanning Tips for the Transverse Colon

9.8.         Transverse Colon Images

9.9.         Scanning Table for the Descending Colon

9.10.      Additional Scanning Tips for the Descending Colon

9.10.1.   Window 3

9.11.      Descending Colon Images

9.12.      Scanning Table for the Sigmoid Colon

9.13.      Sigmoid Colon Images

9.14.      Scanning Table for the Stomach

9.15.      Additional Scanning Tips for the Mid and Distal Stomach

9.16.      Stomach Images

10.          Chapter 10: Male Pelvis Ultrasound

10.1.      Window Diagrams: Common Windows Used to Scan the Male Pelvis

10.2.      Scanning Table for the Bladder

10.3.      Additional Scanning Tips for the Bladder

10.3.1.   Windows 1, 2, and 3

10.4.      Bladder Images

10.5.      Scanning Table for the Prostate

10.6.      Additional Scanning Tips for the Prostate

10.6.1.   Window 1

10.7.      Prostate Images

10.8.      Scanning Table for the Seminal Vesicles

10.9.      Additional Scanning Tips for the Seminal Vesicles

10.10.    Seminal Vesicles Image

11.          Chapter 11: Peritoneum and Retroperitoneum

11.1.      Windows Diagram: Windows to Scan the Peritoneum and Retroperitoneum

11.2.      Scanning Table for the Peritoneum and Retroperitoneum Exploratory Sweeps

11.3.      Additional Scanning Tips for the Peritoneum and Retroperitoneum

11.3.1.   Window 1

11.3.2.   Window 2

11.3.3.   Window 3

11.3.4.   Window 4

11.4.      Examples of Images of the Peritoneum and Retroperitoneum

Index

Erscheint lt. Verlag	22.6.2026
Verlagsort	New York
Sprache	englisch
Themenwelt	Medizinische Fachgebiete ► Radiologie / Bildgebende Verfahren ► Sonographie / Echokardiographie
ISBN-10	1-394-36630-2 / 1394366302
ISBN-13	978-1-394-36630-9 / 9781394366309
Zustand	Neuware