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Thoracic ultrasonography serves as a complementary imaging technique to radiography for assessment of non-air-filled structures. This chapter covers the myriad ultrasonographic views used in echocardiography, explaining the acquisition of each view as well as observations and measurements of interest, accompanied by examples of normal and pathological appearance. Additionally, assessments of cardiac structure, function and blood flow enabled by Doppler ultrasonography are discussed. The chapter also provides an overview of non-cardiac thoracic ultrasonography, including patient preparation, equipment selection and techniques for image acquisition.
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