Surgeon-performed point-of-care ultrasound in severe eye trauma: Report of two cases

Figure 10 There are three common views to examine the eye. The transverse antero-posterior view (A) is useful for examining the optic nerve (B, arrow heads). The sagittal antero-posterior view (C) is useful in visualizing the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye (D, V: Vitreous; p: Pupil). The coronal view (E) is useful for examining the pupil (F, p: Pupil, white arrows: Edge of the iris). The marker of the probe (yellow arrows) should point to the right side of the patient or upwards.