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SX = Subxiphoid
RUQ = Right upper quadrant
LUQ = Left upper quadrant
SP = Suprapubic view


Normal


Normal RUQ emphasizing full renal scan.

Normal RUQ.

Normal SX.

Normal LUQ.

Normal SP in transverse.

Normal SP in longitudinal.

Example of perinephric fat, no FF.

Normal SP exam with prostate, seminal vesicles.

RUQ Free Fluid

RUQ FF #1.

RUQ FF #2.

RUQ FF #3.

RUQ FF #4.

RUQ FF #5.

RUQ FF #6.

RUQ FF #7 from gastric mass.

RUQ FF #8 from bladder rupture.

RUQ FF #9 from ruptured ovarian cyst.

RUQ FF #10 from ruptured ectopic.

RUQ FF #11 from splenic lac.

RUQ FF #12 tiny FF inferior pole of kidney.

RUQ FF #13 from another splenic lac.

LUQ Free Fluid

LUQ FF #1.

LUQ FF #2.

LUQ FF #3 from gastric mass.

LUQ FF #4 from ruptured ectopic.

LUQ FF #5 subtle free fluid.

LUQ FF #6 free fluid around dome of spleen.

Subxiphoid Free Fluid

Hemopericardium and cardiac standstill.

Suprapubic Free Fluid

SP FF #1 with floating bowel.

SP FF #2.

SP FF #3 from gastric mass.

SP FF #4.

SP FF #5 in longitudinal.

SP FF #5 in transverse.

Splenic hematoma


LUQ splenic hematoma and free fluid.

RUQ free fluid.

SP clot.

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