Ultrasound learning cases are compiled in sets of CD-ROMs according to topic.  Education Modules are currently available for Transvaginal, Gynecology, Obstetrics, Abdomen and Carotid Doppler.

The medical content of these modules was developed under the supervision of medical centers from Israel and the USA which include Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, University of Michigan Medical Center in Ann-Arbor Michigan, Meir Medical Center and Sharei-Zedek Medical Center in Israel.

• Rt.Ovary; Teratoma.
• Left Ovary; Hemorrhagic Cyst.
• Retained Products of Conception.
• Left Tubal-Ovarian Abscess.
• Endometrial Hyperplasia w/Cystic Changest.
• Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome.

• Normal Aorta & Main Branches in Longitudinal View.
• Aorta Partially Obscured by Bowel Gas.
• Coronal View of Aorta w/Bifurcation.
• Aortic Aneurysm w/Circumferential Thrombus.
• Dilated Tortuous Aorta.
• Aortic Plaque in Transverse View.

• Negative FAST.
• Small Amount of Fluid in Morrison's Pouch.
• Moderate Amount of Fluid in the Left Chest and Perisplenic Space.
• Small Amount of Pericardial Fluid.
• Small-to Moderate Amount of Fluid Throughout the Abdomen and Right Chest.
• Increasing Amount of Fluid in the Rectovesical Pouch on Repeated FAST Exams.

• Normal Gallbladder.
• Anteriorly Positioned Gallbladder.
• Normal Gallbladder; Dilated Common Bile Duct.
• Septated Gallbladder.
• Emphysematous Cholecystitis with Abscess.
• Biliary Air; Dilated CBD.
• Cholelithiasis; Liver Metastases.

 

• Liver examined in multiple planes has normal size, contour and paranchymal pattern. Right kidney shows no evidence of obstruction or disease.
• Normal pancreas with homogeneous pattern, normal size and contour.
• Normal spleen with homogeneous pattern, normal size and contour.
• Right renal cyst in the lateral aspect of the superior pole.
• Physiologic hydronephrosis of the left kidney, demonstrated by dilatation of the calyces and renal pelvis.

• Left adrenal metastasis at the medial aspect of the spleen which has displaced the left kidney postero-laterally.
• Multiple hepatic cysts in the right lobe of the liver with a solid mass in the inferior aspect of the right lobe.
• Thrombosis within the splenic, main portal and left portal veins.
• Hypoechoic mass in the body and proximal tail of the pancreas, as well as a small mass adjacent to the common hepatic artery and celiac trunk, possibly representing lymphadenopathy.
• Obstructive jaundice with dilated common hepatic and common bile ducts due to multiple gallstones.

 

• 7 week fetus, visible yolk sac, right ovary with a corpus luteum cyst.
• Normal 16 week fetus in oblique vertex position.
• 19 week fetus, averaged from BPD, head circumference and femur length.
• 25 week fetus: part 1-fetal chest, abdomen and extremities, part 2-fetal head and neck.
• Large septated mass at posterior aspect of fetal head and neck, with abdominal edema.

• 27 Week, Spina Bidifa.
• 24 Week,Hydronephrosis.
• 12 Week, Normal Triplet Pregnancy.
• 12 Week Abnormal Triplet Pregnancy.
• 20 Week, Hydrops.

 

• Normal uterus and left ovary with an endometria in the left adnexal and cul-de-sac area.
• Normal uterus and ovaries with prominent EMC, multiple follicles in right ovary.
• Large right dermoid cyst, displaced right ovary.
• Large uterine fibroid extending from the right lateral aspect of the uterus.
• Pediatric examination showing normal uterus and ovaries.

 

• Functional hemorrhagic cyst in the right ovary
• Nabothian cysts in the cervix and Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHS).
• "Adnexal ring" sign adjacent to the right ovary.
• Homogeneous hypoechoic mass in the left adnexa and small uterine mass.
• Complex right ovarian mass containing a thick septation and internal papillary projections.

• Normal Pregnancy, 6-11 Weeks
• Hydatidiform Mole
• Missed Abortion
• Anencephaly, Omphalocele, Dysraphia
• Meckel-Gruber Syndrome
• Incomplete Abortion
• Fetal Demise With Hydrops
• Placenta Percreta
• Eight Week Pregnancy With IUD
• Cystic Hygroma
• Eleven Week Twin Pregnancy With Abnormal Third Sac
  

• Malignant mass in the superior outer quadrant of the left breast.
• Anechoic mass, skin thickening, and a prominent duct in the inferior inner quadrant of the left breast.
• Complex mass in the superior outer quadrant of the right breast with a fistulous tract coursing in to the skin.
• Correlation of suspicious mass demonstrated in mammogram.

 

• Normal left bifurcation, ICA, ECA and vertebral artery.
• Normal right CCA and and vertebral segments V1, V2, with no evidence of intimal thickening or plaque formation.
• Left ICA with several areas of plaque deposits. Color Doppler and spectral analysis demonstrate turbulent flow but normal velocities.
• Right ICA stenosis due to a large, heterogeneous plaque. Color Doppler demonstrates flow within the the plaque. Spectral broadening and elevation of the peak systolic velocity is identified.
• Total occlusion of the right ICA with flow reversal at the origin and dampened diastolic flow in the distal ICA and vertebral artery.

• An inferior pole hyperechoic solid nodule with calcifications and a thick peripheral halo.
• A large solid nodule entirely filling in the right lobe, with extension into the isthmus,causing compression of the remaining thyroid parenchyma.
• An enlarged thyroid gland containing multiple nodules with varied size and echogenicity in both lobes and isthmus.
• Small-sized thyroid gland with a normal sonographic pattern.
• Lateral aspect of the right neck reveals enlarged heterogeneous cervical lymph nodes containing solid components and microcalcifications.