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Top 10 ultrasound techniques that should be acquired by EPs 新光醫院急診醫學科 陳國智醫師 中華民國醫用超音波學會指導醫師 [email protected] 1

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Top 10 ultrasound techniques that

should be acquired by EPs

新光醫院急診醫學科

陳國智醫師

中華民國醫用超音波學會指導醫師

[email protected]

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Outline of Top 10 EUS

1. Airway control

2. Dyspnea

3. Trauma US

4. Shock

5. Vascular access

6. IUP & EP

7. Pneumoperitoneum

8. Obstruction, Biliary

9. Obstruction, GU

10.Obstruction, GI

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Airway control

EUS重點

1. Position

–確認ETT不在食道 (Cardiac arrest)

2. Confirmation

– Lung sliding

3. Complication

– PTX

4. Advanced airway landmark

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TRUE

Tracheal Rapid Ultrasound Exam

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Dyspnea

EUS重點 • PTX

– A lines without lung sliding; lung points

– Trauma; Critically dyspnea or shock; Pre-hospital

• Alveolar-interstitial syndrome – B lines (vertical artifacts); Lung rockets

– D/D: COPD with AE or APE

• PLE – Anechoic: simple; Septation: empyema

• Consolidation – Dynamic airbronchogram

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Alveolar-interstitial syndrome

B lines (Lung rockets)

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Trauma US

FASTER

Free fluid / PTX

Long bone fracture / Rib fracture

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Trauma US

EUS重點 • Free fluid

– Peritoneal cavity

– Pericardial cavity

– Throax

• Free air – PTX

– Pneumoperitoneum

• Fracture: long bone & rib – Cortical surface interruption

• Solid organ injury – Mosaic echotexture within target organ

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Shock

FAST / Heart / Great vessels

(Aorta/IVC/DVT)

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The RUSH Exam Rapid Ultrasound in SHock

in the Evaluation of the Critically l l l

Step 1: The pump

Step 2: The tank

Step 3: The pipes

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RUSH Step 1: Evaluation of the Pump

A. Parasternal views

– Long/ short axis

B. Subxiphoid view

C. Apical view

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RUSH Step 1: Evaluation of the Pump

• ‘‘Effusion around the pump’’

– evaluation of the pericardium

• ‘‘Squeeze of the pump’’

– determination of global left

ventricular function

• ‘‘Strain of the pump’’

– assessment of right ventricular

strain

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RUSH Step 2: Evaluation of the Tank

A. IVC long axis

B. FAST/RUQ

– Add pleural view

C. FAST/LUQ

– Add pleural view

D. FAST/Pelvis

E. Pneumothorax

Pulmonary edema

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RUSH Step 2: Evaluation of the Tank

• ‘‘Fullness of the tank’’ – evaluation of the inferior cava

and jugular veins for size and collapse with inspiration ,F/U

• ‘‘Leakiness of the tank’’ – FAST exam and pleural fluid

assessment

• ‘‘Tank compromise’’ – pneumothorax

• ‘‘Tank overload’’ – pulmonary edema

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RUSH Step 3: Evaluation of the Pipes

A. Suprasternal aorta

B. Parasternal aorta

C. Epigastric aorta

D. Supraumbilical aorta

E. Femoral DVT

F. Popliteal DVT

Emerg Med Clin N Am 28 (2010) 29–56

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RUSH Step 3: Evaluation of the Pipes

• ‘‘Rupture of the pipes’’

– aortic aneurysm and

aortic dissection

• ‘‘Clogging of the

pipes’’

– venous

thromboembolism

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Vascular access

Central venous access

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Early pregnancy (IUP)

Ectopic pregnancy

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Early pregnancy and Ectopic pregnancy

EUS 重點

• Early pregnancy

–了解早期懷孕的超音波影像

– Double decidual sac sign (DDSS)

• Ectopic pregnancy

–熟悉可能呈現的超音波變化

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US Findings in IUP

• Gestational sac

• Double decidual sac sign (DDSS)

• Yolk sac

• Embryo

• Cardiac activity

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Intradecidual Sign

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Gestational Sac

• Anechoic area within the uterus

surrounded by two bright echogenic rings

– Decidua vera (the outer ring)

– Decidua capsularis (the inner ring)

• This is referred to as the double decidual

sac sign (DDSS)

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Double Decidual Sign

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Yolk Sac

• First embryonic structure that can be

detected sonographically

• Visualized approximately 5-6 weeks after

the last menstrual period

• Bright, ring like structure within the GS

• Should be readily seen when the GS sac

is greater than 10 mm (using EVS)

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Yolk Sac

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Intrauterine embryo & yolk sac

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Intrauterine fetus

and yolk sac & amnion

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Ectopic Pregnancy

• 2% of all pregnancies, 7-13% of those who

present with pain or bleeding

• Incidence quadrupled in last 20 years

• 50% were missed before widespread use

of ultrasound

• Still the #1 cause of maternal death in

1st trimester

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Rule-out Ectopic Pregnancy

(saves time and money)

• Find an IUP

• Chance of both IUP and EP is 1/3000

• As high as 1/100 if pt takes fertility agents

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β-hCG Levels

• Correlate roughly with gestational age

• Older algorithms relied on β-hCG

• One level means almost nothing

• Serial levels are helpful

• 40% ectopics have a β-hCG level <1000

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Correlation of Gestational Age, β-hCG, and Pelvic Ultrasound Findings.

Gestational Age β-hCG1,2 mIU/mL Transvaginal US

Findings

Transabdominal US Findings

4-5 weeks < 1000 Intradecidual sac

N/A

5 weeks 1000-2000 Gestational sac (± DDS)

N/A

5-6 weeks >2000 Yolk sac

(± embryo)

Gestational sac (+ DDS)

6 weeks 10,000-20,000 Embryo with cardiac

activity

Yolk sac (+ embryo)

7 weeks >20,000 Embryonic torso/head

Embryo with cardiac activity

1Significant individual variation in β-hCG levels at a given gestational age may occur.

2 In multiple pregnancy (twins, triplets) levels will be much higher at a given gestational age. 42

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Discriminatory Zone

• Def:

– The level of β-hCG at which findings of an

IUP are expected on sonography

• Titinalli

– TVS 1500 mIU/mL; TAS 6000 mIU/mL

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ß-hCG >discriminatory zone and empty

uterus is EP until proven otherwise

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Sonographic Spectrum of EP • Ruptured ectopic pregnancy

• Definite ectopic pregnancy

• Extrauterine empty gestational sac

• Adenexal mass

• Pseudogestational sac

• Empty uterus

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Pneumoperitoneum

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Scanning Method

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Intraperitoneal free air

• Air

– Echogenic areas +

– Posterior reverberation (ring-down)artifacts

– Shifting phenomenon

• Location

– Epigastric region (Supine)

– Left lateral decubitus position

• Others: echogenic fluid

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Pneumoperitoneum

• Echogenic line

• Ring-down artifacts

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Intraperitoneal free air

Moriwaki, Y. et al. Arch Surg 2009;144:137-141. 50

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Effect of position change

Supine position L’t lateral decubitus position

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Effect of respiration

Inspiration Expiration

L: lung;

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Scissors Maneuver

J Clin Ultrasound 2004; 32:381-385 Okkes Ibrahim Karahan, JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ULTRASOUND 2004 53

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EPSS Enhancement of the peritoneal stripe sign

Ashwin Asrani Emerg Radiol 2007 54

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Air but not IPFA

• Air in Lung

• Air in GI tract

• Subcutaneous emphysema

• Chilaiditi syndrome

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Sensitivity Specificity PPV NPV accuracy

US 92 53 95 39 88

X-ray 78 53 94 20 76

BJS 2002; 89:351-354 BJS 2002 56

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IPFA by US in Trauma and acute abdomen

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18M with severe abdominal pain

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Obstruction

Biliary tract (GB & CBD)

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膽囊炎的超音波影像

• 膽結石 – 大多數患者有結石存在

– 如果沒有結石,要考慮acalculous cholecystitis.

• 膽囊橫徑 > 4-5 cm

• GB wall thickness (正常 < 3mm) > 4-5 mm (anterior wall)

– Averages 5 mm in acute cholecystitis

– Averages 9 mm in chronic cholecystitis

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膽囊炎: 其他超音波發現

• Decreased echogeneity of the entire wall

• Sonographic Murphy’s sign

• Pericholecystic fluid

• Diffuse, homogeneous echogeneity with GB

lumen (pus in lumen or GB empyema)

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Sonographic Murphy’s Sign

• 將探頭直接放在膽囊上並施壓

• 若這技巧重覆患者的症狀,高度指向有症狀的膽結石或急性膽囊炎

• 尋找其他指向阻塞或發炎的發現:

– Gallbladder wall thickening

– Increased transverse diameter of GB

– Pericholecystic fluid

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造成膽囊壁增厚的原因

• Present in many non-inflammatory conditions

– Post-prandial most common

– Congestive heart failure

– Starvation/hypoproteinemic states

– Ascites

– HIV

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CBD 掃描技巧Scanning Tips

• 請患者左側躺45度

• 掃描時,探頭和肋緣垂直

• 尋找portal vein最長的部份

• CBD應該就在portal vein的前方(螢幕上方)

• CBD和portal vein先交叉後平行

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Obstruction

GU tract

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Acute flank pain/

suspected renal colic

EUS重點:

懷疑有obstruction時

排除AAA時

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Bladder

• 解尿解不出來,要不要立刻導尿呢?

– Acute urine retension

• 小朋友要導尿留U/C,會不會failure ?

– Bladder size evaluation

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Acute renal failure

重點:

找有無post-renal obstruction

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Complicated UTI

(APN & renal abscess)

EUS應用重點時機

1. Risk factors

2. Treatment failure

3. Severe sepsis/septic shock

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Obstruction

GI tract

(BAM/ Intussusception / Appendicitis)

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Graded compression technique

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GI tract lesions on sonography

1. 腸胃道壁增厚 (>4mm)

2. 腸胃道壁分層消失

3. 蠕動減少

4. 用超音波探頭壓迫時不變形

5. 病灶通道內容物減少

6. 病灶附近之其他變化(LN, fat, ascites)

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Alvarado Score

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Acute appendicitis

The order of occurrence of the symptoms

1. Pain, usually epigastric or umbilical

2. Anorexia, nausea, or vomiting

3. Tenderness-somwhere in the abdomen or

pelvis

4. Fever

5. Leukocytosis

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Appendicitis

Pregnancy @ 14 weeks

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Bisection Approximation Method

for GI obstruction

1 2

3

4

5

Hepatogastroenterology. 2006;53:547-51. 82

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Bisection Approximation Method

Location of US examination (From 1 – 5) Possible lesion site

1. A-C 2. D-C 3. Rectum 4. IC region 5. Gastric outlet or duodenum

Dilated Collapsed From 1-2

Dilated Dilated Collapsed From 2-3

Collapsed - - Dilated From 1-4

Collapsed - - Collapsed Dilated From 4-5

Collapsed - - Collapsed Collapsed Above 5 83

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Outline of Top 10 EUS

1. Airway control

2. Dyspnea

3. Trauma US

4. Shock

5. Vascular access

6. IUP & EP

7. Pneumoperitoneum

8. Obstruction, Biliary

9. Obstruction, GU

10.Obstruction, GI

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