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E FAST PPT


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E-fast Tess Jose intern

Definition Extended Focused Assessment With Sonography In Trauma

The FAST protocol was utilised from the mid to late 90s.  The addition of the detection of a pneumothorax was included in the eFAST protocol in 2004.

Where to scan?? RUQ LUQ Subxiphoid / subcostal Suprapubic – longitudinal Suprapubic – transverse Right 3rd to 4th intercoastal space, mid clavicular line, longitudinal Left 3rd to 4th intercostal space, anterior axillary line, longitudinal

B Lines • vertical lines running from the transducer that may extend to the edge of the screen • normal lung there is A-lines are perfectly spaced, and the B-lines are very small

With pneumothorax (a) there is absent sliding lung; (b) A lines may be present, more numerous than normal, and not evenly spaced; (c) B-lines are no longer present

Role of FAST in blunt abdominal injuries Diagnostic modalities Physical exam DPL difficult to perform CT Scan cannot do in pregnant FAST Lack sensitivity

Reference • Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) in 2017: What Radiologist can learn. Radiology: April 2017: 283; (1); 30 - 48
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