Ophthalmic Ultrasound Course record basic part 2

What Will You Learn?

• Understand and apply gain settings effectively to optimize image clarity and reduce diagnostic errors.
• Differentiate between A-scan and B-scan ultrasonography, including how to interpret spikes, amplitudes, and reflectivity patterns.
• Recognize how sound waves interact with different ocular tissues and how this affects image presentation.
• Perform axial, transverse, and longitudinal scans with correct marker orientation and probe anchoring techniques.
• Interpret B-scan echograms accurately, identifying hyper-reflective and anechoic structures for clinical diagnosis.
• Evaluate ocular conditions like vitreous hemorrhage, intraocular tumors, retinal detachment, IOFBs, and optic nerve abnormalities using the appropriate scanning method.
• Implement comprehensive ocular ultrasound protocols, including quadrant scanning and positional adjustments for thorough globe evaluation.