In this three-part "How To" series, UBC Clinical Professor and Echocardiogramer, Dr. Rob Moss, takes you through the four essential diagnostic views that comprise the echocardiogram exam.

Part 2 includes how to position the patient, position the probe, and what makes a good image, and how to acquire the image.

VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 - 0:50 - Positioning the patient
0:51 - 1:52 - Positioning the probe
1:52 - 3:01 - What makes a good image
3:01 - 3:45 - Acquiring the image

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Instructor: Dr. Rob Moss, Echocardiogramer, St.Paul's Hospital & UBC Clinical Professor
Patient: Chirag Jadhwani
Cardiology & Cardiovascular Surgery
Writers: Dr. Robert Moss and Sam McGuiness
Director & Producer: Sam McGuinness
Associate Producer: Stephen Gillis
Executive Producer: Zachary Rothman
Camera: Paul Milaire, Zachary Rothman
Editor: Sam McGuiness

Music: Marble Floors by GUUSTAVV
Licensed via Epidemic Sound

Special Thanks
To the staff at the VGH Wet Lab, in particular Kylie Perrins.
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