The subcostal short axis views are achieved by rotating the probe approximately ______ degrees anticlockwise from the subcostal 4-chamber view so that the scan plane is ______________ to the 4-chamber view and the POM is directed to the ___ o’clock position.

The subcostal short axis views are achieved by rotating the probe approximately degrees anticlockwise from the subcostal 4-chamber view so that the scan plane is ______ to the 4-chamber view and the POM is directed to the _ o’clock position.

Principles Of Radiographic Imaging: An Art And A Science

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