Point-of-care ultrasound view
POCUS View
Ocular Ultrasound
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How to Perform
Use a high-frequency linear probe with the patient supine and the eye closed. Apply a generous layer of gel over the closed eyelid and rest the probe gently on the gel without pressing on the globe. Image the globe in transverse and sagittal planes, and have the patient move the eye to evaluate the posterior chamber, the retina, and the optic nerve, adjusting depth and gain to visualize the posterior segment.
How to Interpret
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Retinal Detachment
Echogenic membrane in the posterior vitreous tethered to the optic disc on ocular point-of-care ultrasound
Rule in
Very helpful
Rule out
Very helpful
Evidence:Strong
