The E-FAST is traditionally regarded as a single examination. However, it can be useful to perform the examination according to the mechanism of injury and clinical suspicion for specific injury patterns. With this in mind, I have divided the exam into thoracic and abdominal components. If you prefer the traditional approach, a combined lecture on the E-FAST is provided below the first two videos.
This first video starts with the abdominal portion of the EFAST exam:
This second video shows the thoracic portion of the EFAST exam:
And lastly, here is a link to a combined lecture
