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video1_lung_sliding.avi

video2_no_lung_sliding.avi

Ultrasound view of the heart in the subxiphoid window during saline flush of distal CVC port. The RA and RV are fluid filled and black at the start of the clip with microbubbles visible within the RA and leading into RV during the saline flush, indicating CVC tip in correct position in the SVC.

Vitreous hemorrhage. Hyperechoic material can be seen in the normally anechoic vitreous chamber.

Lens dislocation. The lens can be seen en face dislodged from its normal location suspended in the vitreous chamber. Vitreous hemorrhage is also noted.

Dissection1.mov

Dissection2.mov

Dissection3.mov

Dissection4.mov

An example of a 30-second video clip from a study subject where MVO can be seen as the gain is gradually increased.

Anterior chest wall demonstrating pleural sliding of normal inflated lung.

Anterior chest wall without pleural slide indicating a PTX.

Ultrasound video clip demonstrating right eye retinal detachment.

Ultrasound video clip demonstrating left eye retinal detachment.

Extraocular movement assessment (nasal and temporal)

Extraocular movement assessment (cephalad and caudal)

Consensual pupillary light reflex

Demonstration of the IEA (red and pulsatile) with flanking veins. Just deep to the parietal peritoneum, intraperitoneal ascites fluid (hypoechoic) is seen with rounded echogenic bowel loops present.