Which button is that in GE P8?

@@jonty3awal I use the GE logiq e9 so I’m not sure if it’s the same on the GE p8, but the same buttons that you would use to activate the split screen function (left or right), I first find my vessel in grayscale, next I activate color Doppler, then I press the left and right split screen buttons at the same time and you should have one side of the screen displaying the vessel in grayscale while the other half of the screen will display the vessel in color. Hopefully this made sense.

Dual screen is how I learned in school during lab. Where I work, I learned from one of the techs training me to just take the image in color first, take it off, and then retake the image in GS. I always take a while to process dual screen in my brain, especially when I expect it to be live, but the capture button is on, which is why the image isn't moving lol that's why, for me, color-then-off is the way I do it now. Definitely to each their own though!

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I think moser Sonographers scan themselves at one time or another best way to learn when theres no subject

You’re welcome! Will do

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I honestly have used it once or twice in 17 years

In the lumen where the plaque is.

So at stenosis not prox or distal from it correct? Thank you for replying!

@@jossmarro5452 you can scan pre and post stenosis too. Take several at the stenosis and use the highest velocity

@@SonographicTendencies thank youuu ! I appreciate it so much

marker on the right side of patient in trasversal scanning (short axis) and to the patient's head in longitudinal scansion (long axis) conventionally

Sure been meaning to do that

Highest PSV of each