Description
Designed around the needs of medical learners and primary care clinicians, this textbook introduces ultrasound without assuming specialist radiology training. It relates scanning technique to anatomy, clinical indications, normal appearances, and frequently encountered abnormalities. Annotated images, tables, and review questions support learning across organ systems.
Topics covered
- Image acquisition and the interpretation of normal and abnormal anatomy.
- Cardiac, lung, abdominal, vascular, and musculoskeletal applications.
- FAST/eFAST, ultrasound-guided procedures, and teaching ultrasound skills.
Who it’s for
Medical students, residents, primary care clinicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants learning ultrasound.
Study use: Pair the scanning explanations with annotated images and review questions when preparing for supervised practical sessions.
Reference details
- Authors / editors
- Jing Gao; Wen He; J. Brian Fowlkes
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Edition / publication
- First edition
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Choosing this resource
A foundation for ultrasound learning in medical education and primary care, with an emphasis on the needs of beginning learners.




